
“FasTips No. 20: What Should an EIA Contain?” provides essential guidance on the critical components of an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report. It emphasizes the importance of a clear and concise structure to effectively communicate findings to decision-makers and stakeholders. Key elements include a non-technical summary, detailed project description, baseline environmental data, impact assessment, mitigation measures, and monitoring plans. By incorporating these components, EIA practitioners can produce thorough and effective reports that facilitate informed decision-making and promote environmental stewardship.
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About FasTips Series
The IAIA FasTips series delivers practical tips in a fast format. When time is short, FasTips provide quick advice without the need for formal guidance.
Designed for impact assessment (IA) professionals, FasTips clarify common questions. While they help refine best practices, they do not replace the IAIA Best Practice Principles series.
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