Accompanying Document of the Environment Handbook for Community Development Initiatives
Foreword
1. Examples of Environmental Assessments
2. Participatory Appraisal Techniques
3. Environmental Follow-up and Monitoring
4. Tools for the Identification of Environmental Effects, Appropriate Mitigation Measures and Guidelines for Specific Sectors of Activity
Foreword
The environmental resources presented here are intended to be used to help integrate environmental concerns into small-scale community development initiatives funded by the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA). The resources do not provide an exhaustive account of approaches and situations. Rather, each should be adapted to the specific circumstances in which it will be used. This document accompanies the
Environment Handbook for Community Development Initiatives (second edition of the
Handbook on Environmental Assessment of Non-Governmental Organizations and Institutions Programs and Projects, which was originally published in 1997). The
References section of the handbook presents the documents consulted in developing the handbook and this accompanying document, and provides other sources of information.
We wish to offer our sincere thanks to all those who have generously provided comments and suggestions to realize this document and the related handbook. Several of the additional resources in this document have been reproduced and adapted from the following voluntary sector organizations: Care Canada, Fondation Crudem, Mennonite Economic Development Associates (MEDA), Scarboro Foreign Mission Society and War Child Canada.
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