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5. Improving the EIA Process
Resolving Matters through Early Dialogues To improve the EIA process, project proponents are encouraged to have dialogues with Environmental Protection Department, relevant authorities and stakeholders at the early planning stage to exchange views on preparation of EIA reports. Proponents can make use of the Environment Study Management Group(ESMG) as early as possible even before the formal EIA process begins. In a very broad term, an ESMG is a liaison forum that brings proponent, consultants, and relevant government authorities together upon a project proponent's request. Who attends an ESMG?
What are commonly discussed at the ESMG?
For more details, please click here for the EIAO Guidance Note No.2/2002 about the role and operation of ESMG. |
Last Updated : 2004/03/01
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