ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA)
(3) Preliminary assessment - where screening suggests further assessment is needed or if there is uncertainty about the nature of potential impacts. Uses rapid assessment techniques, but provides sufficient detail to identify key impacts, their magnitude and significance, and evaluate their importance for decision-making.
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