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Determining whether a project requires an EIA and the level of detail necessary.

Identification of the significant issues and impacts that need to be assessed.

Understanding the existing environmental, social, and economic conditions before the project begins.

Recognizing the potential environmental, social, and economic impacts of the project.

Forecasting the magnitude and extent of the identified impacts.

Evaluating the importance of the predicted impacts in terms of their magnitude and relevance.

Proposing actions to avoid, minimize, rectify, or compensate for negative impacts.

Involving the public and stakeholders in the EIA process to gather their input and concerns.

Documentation of the EIA process and findings, presenting the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation measures.

Examining the adequacy and accuracy of the information in the EIA report.

The process whereby the competent authority approves, modifies, or rejects a project based on the EIA report.

Regularly checking to ensure that predicted impacts and proposed mitigation measures are as expected.

Confirming environmental impacts and the effectiveness of mitigation measures, adjusting them as necessary.

Evaluating the combined impacts of multiple projects or actions that occur collectively over time.

A systematic process for evaluating the environmental effects of proposed policies, plans, or programs.

A plan for managing and monitoring environmental measures during the construction and operation of a project.

Assessment of the environmental impacts throughout the product's life cycle from raw material extraction to disposal.

Examining the effects of environmental impacts on human health within the EIA context.

The process of analyzing the social consequences of a project for all stakeholders involved.

Ensuring that the environmental benefits and burdens resulting from the project are distributed fairly.

Evaluating the economic implications of a project including job creation, changes in property values, and fiscal impacts.

The process for evaluating the likelihood and consequences of environmental events caused by a project.

Assesses how well a project, plan, or policy aligns with the principles of sustainable development.

An analysis of the implications of a project on climate change including greenhouse gas emissions and vulnerability to climate impacts.