About Us
ESIA Consult provides international environmental impact assessments (EIA), environmental and social impact assessments (ESIA), cumulative impact assessments (CIA); strategic environmental and social assessments (SESA), climate change and legal services internationally. ESIA Consult provides our clients with highly experienced teams with in-country experience. We have extensive experience working with governments, private sector, lenders, multi-lateral development banks (Asian Development Bank (ADB), World Bank (WBG), International Finance Corporation (IFC), etc), United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and donors in undertaking ESIA, SESA, CIA, climate change adaptation and mitigation, capacity building, fisheries, coastal and marine, safeguard development, and writing/improving laws, regulations, policies, guidelines and procedures consistent with international requirements.
ESIA Consult has undertaken many large, complex environmental, environmental and social, cumulative and strategic assessments (and associated technical studies) and provided associated legal advice to our clients. ESIA Consult and its associates have over 40 years’ experience in providing environmental and social services to clients in over 100 countries. Our team has significant experience working in LDCs and SIDs, as well as fragile and conflict-affected countries, particularly in Southeast Asia.
ESIA Consult provides its clients with a “best for project” ESIA and project management solution. Our staff and associates have experience and expertise in agriculture, dams, geothermal, mining, oil and gas (on and offshore), power generation and distribution, road, rail, sanitation, telecommunications, transport, urban development and tourism, waste water treatment plants and ocean outfalls, water pipelines, wind farms and very large port developments in the Asia Pacific Region.
Our global exposure in combination with trusted local partners supports our clients to achieve sustainable project outcomes in relation to their environmental and social requirements to gain project approval underpinned by robust management systems.