EIA Training Programme

The Centre for Science an Environment launched its first EIA training programme in the year 2006.

Over a period of time, fifteen EIA training programmes have been conducted by the centre which received a huge response by students, academicians, NGOs, regulatory institutions, SEIAA officials, environment consultants, decision makers and industries. The Centre aims at giving practical exposure about the sectors and state of art practices to the participants on EIA regarding:

1. Exposure to all aspects of EIA, from its theory to the practical- such s better understanding regarding

  • What data is required, how this data should be collected and interpreted , and significance of the data
  • Effectiveness of the assessment methods
  • What issues to be addressed in the Terms of Reference (ToR)
  • Tools and thumb rules available to evaluate the environmental impact of projects

2. Better understanding of the EIA process- from screening, scoping, data collection to impact assessment as well as role of public consultation
3. Better understanding of the environmental and social impacts of the industrial and development projects
4. Better ability to review EIA reports and identify its strengths and weaknesses
5. Increased ability to play active role in post-EIA monitoring

The centre emphasizes on learning with the help of case studies and class exercises. The participants have found the EIA training programmes as an overwhelming learning experience.
 

 
   Year  Month See all Programmes
 
2013
 
                 
      September 2-6     Details of Participants  
                 
      August 26-28     Details of Participants  
                 
      July 22-26     Details of Participants  
                 
      JULY 1-3     Details of Participants  
                 
      April 22-26     Details Of Participants  
                 
      February 18-22,       Details Of Participants  
                 
2012
      December 3-7,     Details Of Participants  
                 
      29 October – 2 November
 
    Details Of Participants  
                 
      August 20-24     Details Of Participants  
                 
      July 23-27     Details Of Participants  
                 
      May 21-25     Details Of Participants  
                 
      February 13-17     Details Of Participants  
 
2011
 
                 
      June 27 to July 1     Details Of Participants  
                 
      Jan. 17 to 21          
              Details Of Participants  
                 
2010
                 
      Octo. 25-29     Details Of Participants  
                 
 
  August 9-13        Details Of Participants  
                 
      March 5-6        Details Of Participants  
                 
 
  Feb. 22 - 26     Details of participants »  
                 
2009
 
      April 18- May 9     Details of participants »  
                 
 
   July 31 - Aug. 1     Details of participants »  
                 
      June- 22-26     Details of participants »  
                 
      August 10 - 12     Details of participants »  
                 
      Sept. 1-5     Details of participants »  
                 
2008
                 
      Feb. 25 - 29     Details of participants »  
   
      July 28 - August 1     Details of participants »  
   
      Nove. 11 - 15       Details of participants »  
   
2007
                 
      Sept.  2007     Details of participants »  
   
       Sept.  24-28      Details of participants »  
                 
2006
                 
      Aug. 28  Sept. 1     Details of participants »