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Life of Project Environmental Compliance and Environmentally Sound Design and Management - Training workshops for USAID Mission Staff and Partners

Islamabad, Pakistan - 23–24 April 2009
Kabul, Afghanistan - 27–28 April and 29–30 April 2009

Introduction Day 1 Day 2
  1. Introductions, overview & expectations


  2. What is Environment? and Why Environmentally Sound Design and Management? (ESDM) PDF (823 KB)
    Arriving at a common understanding of "environment" and motivating ESDM as a necessary and explicit objective for effective development. Includes 12-min case study segment from "Env Considerations: Toward a Sustainable Future" Video.


  3. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and ESDM PDF (183 KB)
    Overview of theEIA process; why EIA is the internationally accepted standard framework for achieving ESDM in project-based development.


  4. USAID’S Environmental Procedures: The Big Picture PDF (125 KB)
    Overview of key LOP environmental compliance requirements created by Reg. 216 and the ADS & who has responsibility for implementing them. Collectively, these EIA-based procedures are intended to assure that ESDM receives explicit and systematic attention over LOP.


  5. CORE EIA Skills: Characterizing the Baseline Situation, Evaluating Environmental Impacts; Principles of Environmental Mitigation and Monitoring PDF (1 MB)


  6. Practicing Core EIA Skills: A Virtual Field Visit PDF (858 KB)


  7. Intro to Reg. 216 PDF (188 KB)
    Reg 216 sets out USAID’s mandatory pre-obligation EIA process. Environmental mitigation and monitoring conditions established by this process become required elements of activity design and implementation.


  8. Case Study Part 1: Screening Activities under Reg 216 PDF (676 KB)
    Screening activities for a proposed project using Reg. 216 criteria. (Working groups).


  9. Effective IEEs: Well-considered and well-written PDF (117 KB)
    The IEE is USAID's "Preliminary Assessment" and the most common type of env. review documentation required by Reg. 216. Overview of the IEE (Structure, purpose, nature of "determinations") + characteristics of well-written, well-considered IEEs. (These characteristics also apply to subproject environmental review reports.)


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