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(a) Temporary perimeter sound walls
(b) Temporary drilling rig generator sound control systems
(c) Drilling rig floor, derrick and sub-structure sound blanket barrier panels
(d) Production equipment acoustical enclosures and sound control systems
(e) Gas compressor sound walls, acoustical enclosures and acoustical buildings
8. Urban systems have multiple exposure patterns. Hence, detailed research
regarding multiple exposure patterns (diet and nutrition, sexual transmission,
man–animal conflict, smoke due to forest fire, hereditary prevalence of diseases, alcohol consumption, smoking, fuel adulteration and use of agrochemicals) should be conducted.
9. Health impacts due to climate change need adaptation at various scales.
10. Risk management requires to be adapted to emerging health and environment
issues.
11. Poor management of food waste, slaughter waste and municipal solid waste
results in the menace of vectors, rodents and street dogs. Urgent attention is
required to reduce vector/rodent/dog menace.
12. Use of zoning regulations as well as taxes to discourage huge concentrations of
industries close to cities.
13. Enforcing of standards for effluent discharge and recycling.
14. Giving incentives for reducing pollution.
2.10 Health Monitoring Plan
Post project health monitoring and evolution should be integral as part of HIA,
which should elaborate information about:
• Monitoring programme
• Methodology for evaluation as well as reporting results of monitoring
Monitoring is an incessant process of gathering information to gauge the outcomes of the activity.
Evaluation uses the information collected from monitoring to identify opportunities for improvements.
Monitoring programmes should identify the following:
• What needs to be monitored?
• How it should be monitored?
• When it should be monitored?
The question of what needs to be monitored can be decided by project implementing authority. It can be done by established authorities of a government or it
can be outsourced to private agency or research/academic institute.
Stake holder consultancy can be done by:
• Calling stakeholder for open discussion or
• By advertising and corresponding
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(a) Temporary perimeter sound walls
(b) Temporary drilling rig generator sound control systems
(c) Drilling rig floor, derrick and sub-structure sound blanket barrier panels
(d) Production equipment acoustical enclosures and sound control systems
(e) Gas compressor sound walls, acoustical enclosures and acoustical buildings
8. Urban systems have multiple exposure patterns. Hence, detailed research
regarding multiple exposure patterns (diet and nutrition, sexual transmission,
man–animal conflict, smoke due to forest fire, hereditary prevalence of diseases, alcohol consumption, smoking, fuel adulteration and use of agrochemicals) should be conducted.
9. Health impacts due to climate change need adaptation at various scales.
10. Risk management requires to be adapted to emerging health and environment
issues.
11. Poor management of food waste, slaughter waste and municipal solid waste
results in the menace of vectors, rodents and street dogs. Urgent attention is
required to reduce vector/rodent/dog menace.
12. Use of zoning regulations as well as taxes to discourage huge concentrations of
industries close to cities.
13. Enforcing of standards for effluent discharge and recycling.
14. Giving incentives for reducing pollution.
2.10 Health Monitoring Plan
Post project health monitoring and evolution should be integral as part of HIA,
which should elaborate information about:
• Monitoring programme
• Methodology for evaluation as well as reporting results of monitoring
Monitoring is an incessant process of gathering information to gauge the outcomes of the activity.
Evaluation uses the information collected from monitoring to identify opportunities for improvements.
Monitoring programmes should identify the following:
• What needs to be monitored?
• How it should be monitored?
• When it should be monitored?
The question of what needs to be monitored can be decided by project implementing authority. It can be done by established authorities of a government or it
can be outsourced to private agency or research/academic institute.
Stake holder consultancy can be done by:
• Calling stakeholder for open discussion or
• By advertising and corresponding
2 Health Impact Assessment (HIA)