GOAL AND PURPOSE:
Cumulative impact assessment shall mean the analysis of all effects with regard to human health, both combined and duplicate, on a particular area and basin and the environment from various projects implemented by individuals, business entities, and organizations and proposing proper mitigation measures;
STAGES OF CIA PROCESS:
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The cumulative impact assessment shall be conducted by a professional organization authorized by the Ministry of Nature, Environment and Tourism.
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The Minister of Nature, Environment and Tourism may, if necessary, appoint a professional team to conduct cumulative impact assessment.
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The Minister of Nature, Environment and Tourism and the Minister of Health shall jointly approve the terms of reference for the cumulative impact assessment.
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The professional organization shall conduct cumulative impact assessment assessment in accordance with terms of reference and prepare a report with conclusions and recommendations. This includes:
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Environmental baseline;
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Identification of key impacts on the environment, society and human health in the region;
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Intensity and extent of cumulative impacts (time, space), distribution;
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Sources of cumulative impact and receptors;
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Mitigation measures, required cost and their options;
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Assessment of cumulative adverse effects on environment, society and human health;
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Proposed action plans and monitoring indicators for their implementation;
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Findings from public consultations in affected areas;
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Conclusions and recommendations.
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A professional organization that conducted the assessment shall submit the assessment report to the MNET.
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The Ministry of Nature, Environment and Tourism shall post the cumulative impact assessment report and conclusion (recommendation) on its website for 14 working days for public comments.
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The Cumulative Impact Assessment Report is discussed and concluded by the Professional Council.
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The Professional Council shall submit to the Ministry of Nature, Environment and Tourism a report and further measures to be taken in the region.
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Published: 2018-03-08 11:56:03
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