Survey on women's income generation
Updated - Tuesday 17 February 2009
An environmental impact assessment was carried out in coastal zone communities in Bangladesh, India, and Sri Lanka. The results show that for four conditions (general, water supply, sanitation and solid waste disposal) the scores had improved in all three intervention communities (12 positive scores). In the control communities, conditions had stayed the same in six cases, worsened in three cases and improved in only two cases: sanitation and solid waste in the Indian control community had improved.
The full report can be viewed in one PDF on the web site of Kuopio University, the partner in the project together with IRC. You can also view the report in parts in the smaller files listed below.
Environmental impact assessment in India
This part of the study describes the situation in the pilot and control areas in India.
Backstopping_review_4WS_1.pdf (127.6 kB)
Environmental impact assessment in Sri Lanka
This part of the study gives information on the pilot and control areas in Sri Lanka.
Backstopping_review_4WS_2.pdf (411.4 kB)
Environmental impact assessment in Bangladesh
The pilot and control areas in Bangladesh are discussed in the this part of the study.
Backstopping_review_4WS_3.pdf (389.7 kB)
Development trends of the environmental assessment
In the last part of the environmental assessment study in Bangladesh, India, and Sri Lanka the development trends, the lessons learned and the summary are listed.
Backstopping_review_4WS-4.pdf (40.5 kB)
