Our work on environment and social impact studies, biodiversity and wildlife conservation planning, rehabilitation and resettlement action planning, and environmental assessment is designed to give impetus to the community and the environment during a project lifecycle. It ensures the active involvement of the communities directly impacted by the project, thereby bringing value to the process.

Environment and social impact study is a holistic approach to sustainable development which considers ecological, social, economic, and political factors while planning and executing construction projects. Environmental studies often assess the current ecological condition before any development begins. These studies look at possible sources of pollution, how waste is managed, and how the project adds to climate change by releasing greenhouse gases. Social impact study in this framework focuses on the human and community aspect, for example, assessing how the development might impact local people, flora, and fauna. It includes talking to the people involved and making sure that everyone's ideas are heard when decisions are made. These studies also identify potential social risks, such as conflicts over resource use or social tensions, and propose mitigation strategies. These studies ultimately contribute to long-term sustainable development that benefits all communities.

At CEG, we are committed to delivering integrated solutions that shape the future of construction projects and promote sustainable development that benefits both the communities and the planet.