What are the best practices for companies to engage with communities during an EIA?
Environmental impact assessment (EIA) is a process that evaluates the potential effects of a proposed project or activity on the natural and social environment. It is a crucial tool for ensuring that companies comply with environmental and human rights standards, as well as for identifying and mitigating risks and opportunities. However, an EIA is not complete without meaningful engagement with the communities that may be affected by the project, as they have the right to participate in the decision-making process and to express their concerns and expectations. In this article, we will explore some of the best practices for companies to engage with communities during an EIA, and how they can benefit from building trust and collaboration.
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Oluwatobi Anjorin SDGsAfrocentric ESG| Sustainability| SDGs| Startups| Climate change| Yahweh’s Bondservant
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Daniel TruranChief Learning Officer, Director General at ebbf | Motivational Speaker | Partner at NOW Partners | Founding team at B…
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Jha Arunima Esq. (CIPP/E)Specialized Counsel in TMT, IP Governance, Private Equity & M&A | Ex-BookMyShow | Expert in Commercial Law, LLM & MBA…