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Addis Tomorrow Special Economic Zone Phase I Project
Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for Addis Tomorrow Special Economic Zone Phase I P
This ESIA study evaluates the environmental and social impacts of the Addis Tomorrow Special Economic Zone (ATSEZ) Phase I Project in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The project is a joint investment initiative by the City Government of Addis Ababa (CGAA) and the China First Highway Engineering Group Co., Ltd. (CFHEC), officially launched in August 2024. The assessment, conducted by Basal Consulting, covers the development of multi-purpose buildings including residential apartments, commercial centers, o
FOLUR ETHIOPIA: Preventing Forest Loss, Promoting Restoration, and Integrating Sustainability into E
Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for the FOLUR ETHIOPIA Project
Project Description: This ESIA study evaluates the environmental and social impacts of the FOLUR ETHIOPIA project, a transformative initiative aimed at tackling deforestation and land degradation in Ethiopia's coffee-growing landscapes. The project is financed by the Global Environment Facility (GEF), supported by UNDP, and led by the Ethiopian Ministry of Planning and Development. It targets 22 woredas across four regions�Oromia, South Ethiopia, Southwest Ethiopia, and Sidama�to promote defores
PCB Management in Ethiopia to meet the 2025 Stockholm Convention Deadline - Phase 1 Project
Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for PCB Materials Temporary Storage Site, Waste Ha
Project Description: This ESIA study evaluates the environmental and social impacts of the PCB Management Project in Ethiopia, designed to eliminate 155.50 metric tons of PCB-contaminated materials by the 2025 Stockholm Convention deadline. The project is financed by UNDP and implemented in partnership with the Ethiopian Environmental Protection Authority (EPA), Ethiopian Electric Power (EEP), Ethiopian Electric Utility (EEU), and Ethio-Engineering Group (EEG). The assessment covers three tempo