Why environmental assessment?
To ensure that the environmental and social consequences of proposed activities are incorporated into decision making.
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Sustainable advice programme for Dutch MFA and embassies
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IUCN's and WWF's Shared Resources, Joint Solutions programme
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ESIA for Dutch private investments
Netherlands commission for
environmental assessment
Why the NCEA?
Because of our expertise, independence and transparency. For more than 25 years, we have provided advisory services and capacity development for environmental assessment.
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In the spotlight: short video's on ESIA process
To explain the ESIA process in 6 steps, we developed short animations on each step: screening, scoping, assessment, review, decision-making, follow-up (in development).
27 December 2021
Review scoping ESIA coastal protection - Mozambique
The Coastal protection project aims to create a high level of long-term security against coastal flooding, including increased climate resilience for the City of Beira. The proposed activities consist of interventions for four contiguous coastal stretches, for which an ESIA is carried out. Invest International, a Dutch government facility funding t
27 December 2021
Scoping ESIA's Water4Nampula project misses essential information - Mozambique
The Water4Nampula project involves the rehabilitation and expansion of water supply to 4 towns in Nampula province. For each of these towns an ESIA will be carried out. Invest International, a Dutch government facility financing the feasibility and environmental studies, asked the NCEA to review the scoping reports for the ESIAs.
16 December 2021
Coaching SEA for Lake Nokoué - Benin
“We want projects of high quality, and we want processes that are well-managed” the Minister of Living Environment and Sustainable Development, Mr. Tonato said at the launch of Lake Nokoué Improvement Programme.
Projects
| 7154 | PSD DGGF |
| 7057 | PSD FDW SDGP |
| 7039 | PSD ORIO - Drive -D2B |
| 7272-01 | WPS Programme of Workshops and Training Sessions, Iraq |