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Business_Goal

Mitigation And Management

Mitigations Are Designed To Reduce The Undesirable Impacts Of A Proposed Action On The Environment While Monitoring Tells Our Clients And Us If The Mitigation Measures Are Sufficient And Effective. We Also Agree That Stakeholder And Beneficiaries Involvement Can Have Quite Positive Effects On Infrastructure Investments. Beneficiary Communities In Particular Appreciate Better, What Is Being Provided, If They Know How They Will Benefit, And What The Costs Will Be. They Also Provide Valuable Inputs Into The Design And Management Of Projects And Are More Willing To Bear The Cost Implications Up To Their Capacity That Might Arise. The Development Of Mitigation Strategies Or Measures Should Flow From The Environmental Management Process With Clear Links To Functional Lead Agencies, As Identified In The EIA Or ESMP, To Ensure Each Impact And Mitigation Is Coordinated And Managed By The Responsible Agency Or Stakeholder.
Monitoring And Reporting Can Be Done Through:
  1. Method Statements
  2. Environmental Management
  3. Waste Management
  4. Community & Occupational Health And Safety
  5. HIV/AIDS And Gender Services
  6. Stakeholder Engagement