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This document discusses social impact assessment (SIA), which focuses on how development proposals impact people and communities. SIA aims to reduce harm, enhance benefits, and establish better stakeholder relationships. The document outlines the types of social impacts that can be assessed, including lifestyle, cultural, community and health impacts. It also describes the common steps in SIA, which include public involvement, identifying alternatives, establishing a baseline, impact projection, evaluation and mitigation. Principles of good practice include involving the public, analyzing equity impacts, and establishing monitoring programs. Sources of information include project data, surveys, and experts. Common prediction methods are also presented, as well as good practices for impact mitigation and management. The document notes SIA
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- 1. Environmental Impact Assessment by M. Rupas Kumar Assistant Professor in Civil Engineering IIIT, RK Valley RGUKT, Andhra Pradesh Social Impact Assessment
- 2. Background • UNDP says although there is no agreed definition of Social Impact Assessment, it can be said as a process that focuses on the impact of development proposals on people. • Social impacts can be defined as the consequences to people of any proposed action that changes the way they live, work, relate to one other, and function as individuals and members of society.
- 3. Types of Social Impacts 1. Lifestyle Impacts 2. Cultural Impacts 3. Community impacts 4. Quality of life Impacts 5. Health Impacts Purpose Social Impact Assessment shall be done to reduce the impacts on humans, enhance the benefits of those affected, avoiding delays and obstruction, lower costs in future, establish better community and stakeholder relationships, and improved proposals.
- 4. Steps in the SIA Process Although there is no defined procedure, SIA shall include the following • Public involvement • Identification of alternatives • Profile of the baseline condition • Scoping • Projection of estimated effects • Prediction and evaluation of responses to impacts • Estimate indirect and cumulative impacts • Changes to alternatives • Mitigation • Monitoring (Source: International Committee on guidelines and principles of SIA, 1994)
- 5. Principles of SIA good practice • Involve diverse public • Analyze the impact equity • Focus on public priorities • Assumptions of the methods used and feedback mechanism from the public • Usage of SIA Practitioners • Establishing monitoring and mitigation programmes • Identify the data sources
- 6. Sources of SIA Information • Data on the proposal • Experience with similar actions • Census and vital statistics • Secondary documents • Survey and field research
- 7. Methods commonly used for predicting social impacts • Population trend extrapolations – based on forecasting methods • Population multipliers – based on employment and demand for housing, projects etc. • Consulting experts • Scenarios – considering two to three ways of possibility minimum • Comparative Studies
- 8. Good Practice in Impact mitigation and management
- 9. SIA in India • In the earlier decades, SIA used to be carried out as part of EIA. Increasingly, SIA is now carried out as an exercise independently of EIA, because these are two different kinds of assessments • The National R&R Policy 2007 has made a provision for conducting SIA whenever a new project or expansion of an existing project is undertaken. But this provision is limited to only those cases which involve displacement of 400 or more families in plain areas, or 200 or more families in tribal or hilly areas, Desert development programme (DDP) blocks or areas mentioned in the Schedule V or Schedule VI of the Constitution.
- 10. SIA in India : 2 stages • Initial Social Impact Assessment: primarily and mainly deal with secondary sources (govt records) for information and should be completed within a period of 90 days from the date of commencement. • The comprehensive Social Impact Assessment involves generation of generation of a great deal of data from primary sources. Therefore, the time limit for the second stage may be kept open.
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