This program provides a comprehensive understanding of the environmental management cycle, focusing on the systematic examination of proposed activities to determine their potential ecological and social impacts. It bridges the gap between development needs and environmental sustainability, ensuring compliance with the Environmental Management and Coordination Act (EMCA) and international best practices.
About the Course
Aim of the Course
To build the capacity of public and private sector professionals to conduct, review, and monitor environmental impact assessments and audits, ensuring that development projects are socio-economically viable and environmentally sustainable.
Target Audience
Environmental Officers and Lead/Associate Experts. Project Managers and Lead Consultants in infrastructure and development. Policy Makers and Physical Planners within national and county governments. Engineers, Architects, and Surveyors involved in project design and implementation. Compliance Officers from regulatory bodies (such as NEMA).
Learning Outcomes
- Regulatory Proficiency: Demonstrate a deep understanding of the legal and institutional frameworks governing environmental management in Kenya and globally.
- Technical Competence: Conduct comprehensive Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) to identify, predict, and mitigate adverse project effects.
- Audit Execution: Perform systematic Environmental Audits (EA) to evaluate the ongoing environmental performance of existing projects and facilities.
- Strategic Planning: Develop and implement robust Environmental Management Plans (EMPs) to ensure long-term project sustainability and social responsibility.
Mode of Delivery
Available delivery modes across campuses:
Duration: 15 Days
Campuses
Select your preferred campus to view schedules and apply:
Admission Criteria
Candidates must meet the minimum entry requirements as specified by the Kenya School of Government.
Language of Instruction: English