Attachment 2 LIST Of Activity Types subject to EIA

Attachment 2

LIST

Of Activity Types subject to EIA

1. 
   Energy sector installations:
   

(b) Industrial installations to produce electricity, steam and hot water;

(c) pipelines ensuring supply of gas, oil, oil products, and heat;

(d) high-voltage electricity transfer lines;

(e) oil and oil products, gas, and solid fuel storages;

(f) ash and slam heaps.

2. 
   Water reservoirs.
   
3. 
   Oil, oil products and gas extraction and processing enterprises;
   
4. 
   Building materials production (cement, asphalt, slate, asbestos pipes, etc.).
   
5. 
   Agriculture and forestry:
   

б) rural land ownership organization and reorganization projects;

в) water resources for agricultural purposes management projects;

г) land re-cultivation projects to change land use type;

д) poultry, husbandry and fishery complexes;

е) land reclamation projects;

ж) new forest plantations projects;

з) sanitary cutting-down and rehabilitation projects;

и) lumber stockpiling projects.

6. 
   Mining industry:
   

б) mineral resources mining (marble, basalt, salt, sand, gravel, clay and others);

в) coal mining;

г) ore mining;

д) ore processing;

е) production of non-ferrous, rare and precious metals;

ж) waste utilization and landfilling, including hazardous and toxic waste.

7. 
   Metal-processing industry:
   

б) semi-conductive materials production;

в) enterprises on repair of aviation and rAiylway transportation;

г) radio and TV equipment production.

8. 
   Glass production.
   
9. 
   Production of pharmaceutical, biological and protein medicines.
   
10. 
    Chemical production.
    
11. 
    Food industry:
    

б) production of meat and diary products;

в) sugar production;

г) tobacco production.

12. 
    Textile, leather, and pulp industry:
    

б)production of pressed wood boards, cardboards, etc.;

в) leather production;

г) paper production;

Attachment 3

LIST

of activity types not requiring EIA

Instruction (8).

1. 
   Routine repair.
   
2. 
   Building interior works.
   
3. 
   Small construction within the general plan, which has previously undergone EIA.
   
4. 
   Inventory and environmental monitoring plans.
   
5. 
   Research and development not causing any environmental damages or dangers.
   
6. 
   Acquisitions not requiring activities negatively influencing the environment.
   
7. 
   Construction of houses and social-cultural objects, engineering communications of which do not have harmful environmental effect (are connected to central heating, water supply and sewage pipes).
   

Appendix C

Kyrgyz Republic – Second Village Investment Project: Environmental Training and Capacity Building Plan

Target Constituencies	Needs	Methods	Schedule and Representative Costs
LIC Members, State Environmental Inspectors (Raion level) (1), Public Environmental Inspectors (2)	1. Capacity to understand environmental issues related to project design and operation, possible cumulative and residual impacts of multiple projects, basic elements of project monitoring 2. Understanding of the VIP-2 and SAEPF requirements and process for environmental screening, review and monitoring	Seminar/Workshop of three day duration with ½ day site visit to a representative project Two day workshop with ½ day case study/site visit	Pilot phase: One workshop for approximately 40 participants Total Cost: US$ 4,100. Operational Phase: Regional workshops at 3-4 month intervals for 40 participants each over the project lifespan until all participating AOs and raions are trained Total Cost: US$ 60,000.
VIP-2 Project Officers and HQ Staff	1. Understanding of VIP-2 and SAEPF requirements and process cycle for environmental screening, review or assessment, and monitoring	Two day workshop with ½ day case study/site visit	One time training for project officers during the pilot phase Total Cost: US$ 4,600. New staff and refresher training at yearly intervals during project implementation (3) Total Cost: US$ 21,160.
VIP-2 Contractors/NGOs engaged for EA	1. Understanding of VIP-2 and SAEPF requirements for environmental review, assessment, mitigation, development of environmental management and monitoring plans	Provision of VIP-2 Guidelines and SAEPF Guidelines for EA preparation. One day orientation workshop	One workshop during pilot phase Total Cost: US$ 4,850. Four workshops during the operational phase. Total Cost: US$ 22,310.

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