Environmental Action Plan definition

Environmental Action Plan means the implementation or satisfaction of each legally binding condition specified in any material Environmental Permit.

Environmental Action Plan means an environmental action plan prepared by a Rural District Council for the area under its jurisdiction in terms of section 95 of the Environmental Management Act [Chapter 20:27];

Environmental Action Plan means the plan for health care waste management, and screening and carrying out of laboratory works set forth in the Operational Manual.

Examples of Environmental Action Plan in a sentence

• National Environmental Action Plan was a deliberate policy effort to integrate environmental concerns into the country’s development initiatives/plans.

• The environmental policy of Ghana formulated in the National Environmental Action Plan (NEAP) of 1993 hinges strongly on ‘prevention’ as the most effective tool for environmental protection.

• The National Environmental Action Plan (NEAP), developed in 1994 and updated in 2002, provides a framework for integrating the environment into all socio-economic development activities of the country.

• National Environmental Action Plan (NEAP) highlights key environmental issues that need to be addressed which include soil erosion; deforestation; water resources degradation and depletion; threat to fish resources; threat to biodiversity; human habitat degradation; high population growth among others.

• Some of environment related policies include: the National Environmental Action Plan, the National Environmental Policy, the Malawi National Land Policy, the Environmental Management Act, Occupational Health, Safety and Welfare Act, Town and Country Planning Act, and Local Government Act among others.

More Definitions of Environmental Action Plan

Environmental Action Plan or “EAP” means the Borrower’s environmental framework for the Project, dated May 6, 2005, that contains specific environmental rules and procedures for the Project, as said plan may be updated from time to time;

Environmental Action Plan and “EMP” means the Borrower’s environmental management plan dated March 9, 2005, describing the environmental, mitigation, monitoring and institutional measures to be undertaken under Parts A and B of the Project to ensure that all environmental concerns are adequately taken into account in the carrying out of the works and activities thereunder;

Environmental Action Plan means the Borrower’s plan dated August 2010, acceptable to the Bank, as published and available to the public on September 2010, for health care waste management, pest management procedures, and screening and carrying out of works set forth in the Operational Manual.

Environmental Action Plan means the Borrower’s plan dated September 25, 2009 which includes: (a) environmental provisions for the Phase 1 Construction of the Borrower’s national reference laboratory for epidemiological surveillance; and (b) capacity building activities to strengthen the handling of biomedical waste in the Borrower’s national reference laboratory, storages of medicines and vaccines and health facilities as well as during vaccination campaigns.

Environmental Action Plan or “EAP” means the Borrower’s plan dated April 2005, as may be modified from time to time with the prior concurrence of the Association, setting out measures appropriate or required to manage potential environmental risks and mitigate adverse impacts associated with any construction, rehabilitation and maintenance activities under the Project, together with adequate institutional, monitoring and reporting arrangements capable of ensuring proper implementation of, and regular feedback on compliance with, the EAP;

Environmental Action Plan means the Action Plan to be submitted to the Association by the Borrower and further referred to in Section 3.05 of this Agreement;

Environmental Action Plan means the action plan setting out specific actions and measures, monitoring indicators and institutional arrangements required to mitigate adverse environmental effects during the implementation of the Project, dated October 1999, as such Plan may be amended by agreement between the Borrower and the Association.