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13 Cards in this Set
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. Overview of Stages of the Philippine EIA Process |
Screening Scoping EIA study and Report Preparation EIA Study Review and Evaluation Decision Making Monitoring, Validation and Evaluation Audit |
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determines if a project is covered or not covered by the PEISS. If a project is covered, screening further determines what document type the project should prepare to secure the needed approval, and what the rest of the requirements are in terms of EMB office of application, endorsing and decision authorities, duration of processing. |
Screening |
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___ is a Proponent-driven multi-sectoral formal process of determining the focused Terms of Reference of the EIA Study. |
Scoping |
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The need for and scope of an Environmental Risk Assessment (ERA) is also done during the scoping session. |
Scoping |
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___ identifies the most significant issues/impacts of a proposed project, and then, delimits the extent of baseline information to those necessary to evaluate and mitigate the impacts. |
Scoping |
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The ___ involves a description of the proposed project and its alternatives, characterization of the project environment, impact identification and prediction, evaluation of impact significance, impact mitigation, formulation of Environmental Management and Monitoring Plan, with corresponding cost estimates and institutional support commitment.
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EIA Study |
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The study results are presented in an ___ for which an outline is prescribed by EMB for every major document type. |
EIA Report |
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____ normally entails an EMB procedural screening for compliance to minimum requirements specified during Scoping, followed by a substantive review of either composed third party experts commissioned by EMB as the EIA Review Committee for PEIS/EIS-based applications, or DENR/EMB internal specialists, the Technical Committee, for IEE-based applications. |
Review of EIA Reports |
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EMB evaluates the EIARC recommendations and the public’s inputs during public consultations/hearings in the process of recommending a decision on the application. The EIARC Chair signs EIARC recommendations including issues outside the mandate of the EMB. The entire EIA review and evaluation process is summarized in the Review Process Report (RPR) of the EMB, which includes a draft decision document. |
Review of EIA Reports |
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___ involves evaluation of EIA recommendations and the draft decision document, resulting to the issuance of an ECC, CNC or Denial Letter. When approved, a covered project is issued its certificate of Environmental Compliance Commitment (ECC) while an application of a non-covered project is issued a Certificate of Non-Coverage (CNC). Endorsing and deciding authorities are designated by AO 42, and further detailed in this Manual for every report type. |
Decision Making |
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____ stage assesses performance of the Proponent against the ECC and its commitments in the Environmental Management and Monitoring Plans to ensure actual impacts of the project are adequately prevented or mitigated. |
Monitoring, Validation and Evaluation/Audit |
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___ is done with the local community through Public Scoping and with a third party EIA Review Committee (EIARC) through Technical Scoping, both with the participation of the DENR-EMB. The process results in a signed Formal Scoping Checklist by the review team, with final approval by the EMB Chief |
Scoping |
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PROCEDURAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE EIA PROCESS |
Screening for Coverage and Other Application Requirements Procedures for ECC and CNC Application |
