EEA is required when evaluating policies, plans, and programs that may have significant environmental effects. In Kenya, this is often governed under the EMCA, which outlines procedures for integrating environmental considerations into public decision-making. Ecotech’s SEA services incorporate international frameworks, including the Paris Agreementon Climate Change, and Kenya’s National Climate Change Action Plan (NCCAP), ensuring that strategies are developed to minimize negative impacts while promoting sustainable, climate-resilient development. Their approach helps ensure that policies support long-term ecological integrity and socio-economic benefits.
