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Executive summary part of an environmental impact assessment report has not received the attention of EIA researchers and professionals even though it is the only part that is often read by most of the stakeholders including decision makers in place of the main report. It is very important that the executive summary is written in a simple non-technical language highlighting the key issues and the findings from the detailed EIA study. Further, an executive summary needs to be crisp considering that the decision makers in the developing countries are under pressure of time because of a large number of development projects proposed for the economic development. Executive summaries of 34 EIA reports of different project sectors prepared by different consultants were evaluated. It is found that these reports have low robustness, are long, incomplete, and do not justify the term ‘executive’. Guidelines are proposed for comprehensive, effective and objective executive summary to aid decision making. Current World Environment Journal Website: www.cwejournal.org ISSN: 0973-4929, Vol. 13, (Special Issue 1) 2018, Pg. 04-10

How Robust is Executive Summary in an Environmental Impact Assessment Report for Decision-making: An Indian case-study