Final Report Chapter 9 Environmental and Social Considerations The flow of the general of environmental impact assessment procedure is shown in Figure 9.2-1. Project Proposal Feedback Screening IEE EIA Scoping No need EIA and IEE Public comments Work of a project proponent Environmental Impact Assessment Countermeasures and Monitoring Public comments Submission of EIA Report Evaluation Not Approving Re-Assess Approve Feedback Implement and Follow up Re-Submit Source： UNEP Generalized flowchart of EIA, UNEP EIA Training Manual 再提出 Figure 9.2-1 General flow of Environmental Impact Assessment Procedure The environmental impact assessment procedure drafted by the Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry is similar to the above flow, and its main provisions are as follows:  Environmental Impact Assessment Process  The Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry is responsible for the planning and formulation of the policies for general environmental conservation services including screening, Initial Environmental Examination (IEE), Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), permits and licenses, approval, supervision and monitoring in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations.  If there is the necessity for resettlement and/or the possibility of an adverse impact on indigenous people, the relevant authority will handle the case in accordance with the stipulated procedures.  The EIA/IEE shall be implemented only by survey organizations which are assessed and registered by the Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry.  Screening  The proposals for all projects shall be submitted to the Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry for screening, and projects shall be classified into EIA type projects (where there is concern about the environmental impact), IEE type projects (where 9-6