Assessment of Socio-Economic Impacts

Assessment of Socio-Economic Impacts 1. Government or private programs, policies and projects can

cause potentially significant changes in many features of the socio-economic environment. In some cases the changes may  be beneficial hile in others they may be detrimental. !. "ajor development projects can include significant re#uirements for associated infrastructure, such as, streets, highays, or railroads, ater supply, sanitary seers, storm ater drainage, erosion control, sediment control and grading, electrical systems, gas systems and a nd telephone communication systems.

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$onceptual %rameor& for 'rediction and Assessment of Socio-economic Impacts Step-1 ( )elineation of study area and categori*ation of projects having socioeconomic impacts. Step-! Step-! ( Identi Identific ficati ation on of potent potential ial sociosocio-eco econom nomic ic impac impacts ts

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+ ( 'rep 'repar arat atio ion n of of des descr crip ipti tion on of eis eisti ting ng soci socioo-ec econo onomi micc con condi diti tion onss Step- ( 'rocurement of relevant standards, criteria, or guidelines Step- ( Impact prediction for ithout-project and ith-project conditions Step-/ Step-/ ( Assessm ssessment ent of socio socio-ec -econo onomi micc impac impactt signi signific ficanc ancee

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Step-1 ( Study area delineation and categori*ation of present activities •

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 The delineation of study area for the analysis of social and community eects requires a sucient knowledge of the characteristics of the proposed project or activi a ctivity ty.. Denition of the boundaries of the study area may also be inuenced by the availability of population and employment data.  The basic impact area associated with predicting and assessing impacts on the socio!economic

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he 23I for addressing socio-economic impacts ould be comparable to 1. an air #uality control region for addressing air #uality impacts, !. a atershed for addressing surface-

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Step-! ( Identification of Socio-Economic Impacts •

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%or identifying the impacts of any project activities the folloing social factors li&e population changes, employment opportunities, educational facilities, transportation, systematic earth and social surveys, religious patterns, community cohesion, and recreation facilities are to be conducted. An assessment of socio-economic impact should consider

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4here a significant immigrant or& force is needed to implement a project, the availability of suitable housing should be considered. 5ousing provided should be suited to the cultural and social-economic bac&ground of or&ers. he 6 peaceful-ness7 peaceful-ness 7 of an area is an important aesthetic #uality and it is the #uality that attracts people to certain urban recreational or ilderness area. he ell being of community depends on its having a stable community structure. he community structure is cultural, religious and the socio-

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Step-+ ( )escription of eisting socioeconomic condition of the study area •

he region of influence 823I9 have to be eamined on the basis of the folloing points ( 1. Areas separated from the surrounding areas by physical boundary obstruction li&e rails, roads, high

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Step- ( 'rocurement of 2elevant Standard: $riteria : Guidelines •

Socio-economic impact assessment involves relative

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Step- ( Impact 'rediction ith and ithout  project conditions conditions •

"odeling of economic demographic impact provides basic information for addressing public service impacts 8education, health services, police and fire protection, utilities, and solid

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Step- ( Assessment of Significance of Socio-Economicc Impacts Socio-Economi