180917_CES-MED_National_Report_Egypt_FINAL2rev
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CLEANER ENERGY SAVING <strong>MED</strong>ITERRANEAN CITIES<br />
ROAD MAP FOR SEAP IMPLEMENTATION AT THE MUNICIPAL LEVEL<br />
FINAL REPORT<br />
the competent administrative authority or<br />
licensing authority.<br />
<br />
<br />
The Executive Regulations relating to Law<br />
No. 4 classifies types’ of establishments or<br />
projects that must be undergo an<br />
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)<br />
based upon the following main principles:<br />
a. Type of activity performed by the<br />
establishment.<br />
b. Extent of natural resources exploitation.<br />
c. Location of the establishment.<br />
d. Type of energy used to operate the<br />
establishment<br />
The EEAA developed a flexible screening<br />
system to manage the EIA projects in order<br />
to use limited economic and technical<br />
resources in the best possible way, by<br />
classifying the projects into three groups<br />
reflecting different levels of EIA according to<br />
severity of possible environmental impacts:<br />
a. The "A" list - projects for establishments/<br />
projects with minor environmental<br />
impact.<br />
b. The "B" list - projects for establishments/<br />
projects which may result in substantial<br />
environmental impact.<br />
The "C" list - projects for establishments/ projects<br />
which require complete EIA due to their potential<br />
impacts.<br />
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THIS PROJECT IS FINANCED BY THE EUROPEAN UNION AND IS IMPLEMENTED BY THE HUMAN DYNAMICS CONSORTIUM
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