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CARE grants permission to all not-for-profit organizations engaged in humanitarian activities to reproduce this work, in whole or in part. The following notice shall appear conspicuously with any reproduction: " From Rapid Environmental Impact Assessment in Disaster Response. The opinions expressed herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the views of the US Agency for International Development, the United Nations, the Government of Norway, or CARE International. This document was prepared with the input, advice and suggestions of a number of persons and cooperation of a number of organizations. Research Centre) and Sigrid Nagoda (CARE Norge) were actively involved in the development of the REA and in reviewing drafts. Patricia Charlebois provided critical suggestions on REA Version 1.0, as well as overseeing the UNEP funding for the REA development. Louise Sperling (CIAT) and Anshu Sharma (SEEDS) provided significant suggestions on how to improve the REA process and presentation. Other REA Advisory Board members include Cakrawala Indonesia. Further post-field test comments and suggestions on the REA were provided by Paul Thompson and Jeff Klenk of InterWorks. The Guidelines also benefited from comments and suggestions provide by participants at REA training workshops in 5. These scenes are from "Ibada-Elume spill-fire explosion. Spill lasted for several days before fire erupted. The Guidelines for Rapid Environmental Impact in Disasters (REA) provide a means to define and prioritize potential environmental impacts in disaster situations. The Guidelines is composed of five main parts and ten supporting Annexes. The main parts include an Introduction to the REA, and modules on Organization and Community Level Assessments, Consolidation and Analysis of assessment results and Green Review of Relief Procurement. The Annexes include information sources, forms used in the assessment and information useful in managing the REA process. Good planning and preparation are important to a rapid execution of the REA. It is strongly recommended that the Guidelines Introduction be fully reviewed before an assessment. At least the Organization Level Assessment and Consolidation and Analysis modules should be used in any disaster impact assessment, while completion of the Community Level Assessment is strongly recommended. The Green Review module can be used independently of the other modules. The Guidelines for Rapid Environmental Impact in Disasters provides a comprehensive description of the REA process together with background information on key tasks needed to complete the assessment. A separate Quick Guide to the REA process is also available. The …

Guidelines for rapid environmental impact assessment in disasters / prepared by Charles Kelly, Affiliate, Benfield Hazard ; developed by Benfield Hazard and Care International.