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1. Cultural Heritage Impact Assessment: Required if the project is located near cultural heritage sites or areas of archaeological significance

2. Indigenous Peoples Impact Assessment: Required if the project affects indigenous peoples' territories or communities

3. Resettlement Action Plan: Required if the project involves displacement of existing residents or businesses

4. Traffic Impact Assessment: Required for large residential developments that may significantly affect local traffic patterns

5. Cumulative Impact Assessment: Required when there are other significant developments in the vicinity

6. Climate Change Assessment: Analysis of climate change impacts and adaptation measures, recommended for coastal or flood-prone areas

1. Technical Data Sheets: Detailed technical specifications and raw data from environmental sampling and analysis

2. Maps and Plans: Location maps, site plans, engineering drawings, and environmental sensitivity maps

3. Public Consultation Records: Documentation of public hearings, stakeholder consultations, and community feedback

4. Environmental Quality Data: Results of air, water, and soil quality testing

5. Photographic Documentation: Photos of the project site and surrounding areas

6. Terms of Reference: Approved scope and methodology for the EIA study

7. Supporting Studies: Specialized studies such as biodiversity assessments or hydrological studies

8. Compliance Certificates: Copies of relevant permits, clearances, and certificates from government agencies

9. CV of Preparers: Credentials of EIA preparers and technical experts

10. References: List of references, citations, and sources used in the EIA report