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INDUSTRIAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT Industrial estate development - Coggle…
INDUSTRIAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT 
DEFINITION
• Industrial estate consists of well-constructed factories that are offered to entrepreneur for establishing an enterprise
• It provides all infrastructural facilities such as power, transport, water and lighting at a reasonable cost.
• Industrial estates are owned, established, controlled and managed by the Government.
AIM OF EIA
- Immediate aim:
To inform the process of decision making by identifying potentially significant environment effect and risk of development proposal.
- Ultimate aim of EIA :
to promote sustainable development by ensuring that development proposal do not undermine critical resource and ecological function or well being, lifestyle and live hood of the communities and people who depends on them.
KEY ELEMENT
1) The legal and institutional framework of regulation, guidance, and procedure, which establishes the requirements for the conduct of EIA.
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ii. Environmental Quality (Industrial Effluents) Regulations, 2009
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iv. Water Resource Enactment, 1998
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3) The practice and performance of EIA, as evidenced by the quality of EIA reports prepared, the decisions taken, and the environmental benefits delivered
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LAW
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PURPOSE
• Identify, predict and evaluate the economic, environmental and social impact
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• Promote environmentally sound and sustainable development through the identification of appropriate alternatives and mitigation measures