Resettlement & Rehabilitation Action Plan(RRAP)

Resettlement & Rehabilitation Action Plan(RRAP) Study 

Resettlement & Rehabilitation Action Plan(RRAP) is a statutory requirement for most developmental and industrial activities in our country. Its purpose is to identify, examine, assess and evaluate the likely and probable impacts of a proposed project on the environment and, thereby, to work out remedial action plans to minimize adverse impact on the environment.

Aurora experts have vast experience of providing RRAP services and its purpose to identify impact of developmental activities on natural environment and provide advice on mitigation measures and management planning. Aurora has provided RRAP services to various governments, private and international clients.

Our RRAP service can benefit the client in the following manner:

• Associated environmental liabilities are identified and quantified so that they can be managed
• Suggesting efficient pollution control measures
• Makes your project more environment friendly

RRAP Service by Aurora

• MOEF/EAC Scoping
• Public Hearing,
• MOEF/EAC appraisal hearing for Environmental Clearance

RRAP provide services in following sectors

• Mining of minerals;
• River Valley, Hydel, Drainage and Irrigation projects;
• Thermal power plants; Metallurgical industries;
• Chemical Fertilizers;
• Pesticides industry and pesticide specific intermediates;
• Synthetic organic chemicals industry
• Isolated storage & handling of hazardous chemicals;
• Industrial estates/ parks/ complexes/ Areas;
• Common hazardous waste treatment, storage and disposal facilities (TSDFs);
• Ports, harbors, jetties, marine terminals, break waters and dredging;
• Highways, Railways, transport terminals, mass rapid transport systems;
• Building and large construction projects including shopping malls, multiplexes, commercial complexes, housing estates, hospitals, institutions
• Townships and Area development projects.

Why Aurora

Resettlement & Rehabilitation Action Plan(RRAP) is a statutory requirement for most developmental and industrial activities in our country. Its purpose is to identify, examine, assess and evaluate the likely and probable impacts of a proposed project on the environment and, thereby, to work out remedial action plans to minimize adverse impact on the environment.

Highly experienced RRAP professionals (Scientists, Engineers, doctorate specialist in various areas like environmental engineering, chemical engineering, civil engineering, environmental science, chemistry, Ecology & Biodiversity and climate change, sociology etc.Vast experience in serving Government, private and International Clients.