Tenders Are Invited For Environmental Impact Assessment (Eia) Services Other Than For Construction - Writing Reports On Environmental Impact Of Plans And Programs Coordinated By Brussels Environment

Environmental Impact Assessment (Eia) Services Other Than For Construction - Writing Reports On Environmental Impact Of Plans And Programs Coordinated By Brussels Environment. The Ordinance Of 18 March 2004 On The Environmental Impact Assessment Of Certain Plans And Programs (And Its Changes) Is Aimed At Guaranteeing A High Environmental Protection Level And Wants To Contribute To Integrating Environmental Considerations In The Preparation And Determination Of Plans And Programs, With A View To Promoting Sustainable Development. She Stipulates That Certain Plans And Programs, Which Will Probably Have A Significant Effect On The Environment, Are Subject To An Environmental Assessment. Article 9 Of The Ordinance Stipulates That An Environmental Impact Report (Eia) Must Be Drawn Up. This Report Is Intended To Identify, Describe And Evaluate The Considerable Effects (Including Socio -Economic Effects) Of The Implementation Of The Plan, As Well As Reasonable Alternatives, Taking Into Account The Objectives And The Geographical Scope Of The Plan Or Program. The Eia Will Also Have To Accompany The Plan If It Is Subject To A Public Inquiry. In Addition, This Ordinance (And The Appendix) Stipulates That In The Event Of Possible Effects On Natura 2000 Areas, Nature Reserves Or Forest Reserves, The Environmental Impact Report Will Contain A Appropriate Assessment Of The Effects. This Specifications Are Intended To Outsource The Preparation Of The Mers For Plans Or Programs (Or Similar Documents) That Are Coordinated By The Brussels Environment. It Uses A Framework Agreement Procedure, Which Has The Following Benefits: 1. The Continuation Of The Coherent And Integrated Approach That Brussels Environment Has So Far Developed For The Mers; 2. Uniformity Of The Working Method Used For The Different Mers In The Period Involved; 3. The Gradual Valorization Of The Experience With Regard To The Various Eis Performed (Knowledge Of The Available Data And Information, If Valorization Of The Previously Performed Analyzes, Confrontation Of Opinions, Etc.); 4. Transfer Of Data And Information According To Need, Whereby A Systematic Repetition Of Transfers At The Start Of The Elaboration Of Each Eia Is Avoided.