T Impact Identification
The first step of the MCA was impact identification that comprised identification of activities and environmental aspects that leaded to environmental impacts. The study was used the higher personnel of the factory and literatures as a source of data. The higher personnel were included two process managers from CRM and COK processing units and a deputy general manager of the factory. These interviewers had 10 to 16 years of work experience in the factory. The study was collected data using key informant interview (Annex 10 questionnaire II), site visit, structured questionnaire (Annex 10 questionnaire I) and literature review as data collection instrument. The higher personnel of the factory were purposively selected for interview. This key informant interview was integrated with site visit to understand the key activity of each processing unit and their environmental aspects and potential impacts. The questionnaire was filled by representative person of the factory about overall pictures of the factory. The person was represented by the deputy general manager of the factory and had full information of the factory.
The collected data for impact identification was analyzed by checklist method. The study was used the checklist to summarize the identified activities, environmental aspects and potential impacts. This was taken place by integrating of the relationship of flow of process of activities and environment aspects that resulted to impacts.
Criteria identification
Criteria (Table 2.1) were adopted from Kumar & Armani (2012) to compare and judge the impacts which were identified in the checklist. These were six criteria and had maximum of 10 and minimum of one actual value in a Likert scale. The adopted...
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...y active age of below 51 years. Households belonging to different age category have different experience and perception towards impact of the factory on their surrounding environment (Annex, Table 4a-4b).
The distance of the respondent’s home from the factory were also assessed from the local community participants. The study shows that 52.5% of the respondents are living at a distance of above 200 meters radius from the factory. However, the rest 33.3%, and 14.2% respondents are living within 101-200m and 100 m radius from the factory respectively. (Annex 9, Table 5)
Data were collected from the households using structured interview (Annex10 questionnaire VI). Descriptive statistic (means, frequency, crosstabs, percentage, count and chi-square) was used to analyze the collected data from local community. The SPSS statistical package was used to analyze the data.
In order to make the decision, this report measures the following qualitative and quantitative areas:
In response to the question set, I will go into detail of the study, consisting of the background, main hypotheses, as well the aims, procedure and results gathered from the study; explaining the four research methods chosen to investigate, furthering into the three methods actually tested.
The problem with pollution prevention is that it requires people to understand more than the intimate details of the production process; they must also understand the technical possibilities. Many corporations have environmental managers, which are generally responsible for helping corporations comply with the law. According to the case study, the work of environmental managers often expose them to many pollution prevention solutions, but they often have trouble getting access to production areas. Production often sees Environmental Managers as "the compliance police".
...the data did not involve member checking thus reducing its robustness and enable to exclude researcher’s bias. Although a constant comparative method was evident in the discussion which improved the plausibility of the final findings. Themes identified were well corroborated but not declared was anytime a point of theoretical saturation Thus, the published report was found to be particularly strong in the area of believability and dependability; less strong in the area of transferability; and is weak in the area of credibility and confirmability, although, editorial limitations can be a barrier in providing a detailed account (Craig & Smyth, 2007; Ryan, Coughlan, & Cronin, 2007).
The next part of Audit process is to understand the business environmental aspects of the company. As part of the marketing audit project the author is going to analyze and provide detailed information on the following key environmental aspects
Provided an overview of the research study of the past seasons, respectively, as well as the current literature and relevant research methodology was adopted to review the title search has focused on clarifying concepts through. Gather Success in the chapter analysis of the data that the overwhelming conclusion that emerged from the main purpose of the presentation and analysis of data collected from the device. Analytical method to analyze the data is also used in the data analysis chapter. Enveloped before choosing your explanation why the data between the various other analytical methods in the application of qualitative research methodology to explain. Finally, research in the organizational structure according to the system, it is necessary again to provide a means through which chapter of the researchers collected their data sampling and data collection methodology used to explain each specific use. Data collection is the tool of the success and results-oriented research. It has a great role in understanding of the research. The data has been compromised, leading to disaster and failure based on findings, researchers emphasized that the real health and all research data collection operations. Data analyses have a significant role in understanding the object of the research. Data analyses are the tool for the accurate measurement of judging the research methodology and the effects of that methodology. Data analysis is the key to the findings of the research. In fact; no company can survive without the available data analysis. Consider the following examples as follows:
The two questions were designed to provide useful information. The respondents who are female and age between 18-24 or 25-35 contributed to the research. Others were seen as invalid questionnaires. The third section is the most important section of the questionnaire. There were ten closed questions in the third section which follow an easy to hard order, but eight of them were single answer questions whereas the rest two were multiple choice questions.
Now within the rest of this paper you will be finding a few different things getting discussed. Staring it off we will be discussing the articles that we have found to make our arguments and hypotheses. After wrapping up the literature reviews we will be discussing the hypotheses thus continuing onto our variables and indicators. Once we discuss our hypotheses we will be moving onto the research design. The research design will have our general issues, sampling, and methods.
Environmental impact assessment (EIA) entails a multifaceted appraisement of the possible aftermath caused by a project or action on the surrounding man-made and natural environment (Wood, 2003). This systematic process requires the involvement of all interested stakeholders in the process and the public, in order to achieve a widespread consent on the planned project and mitigation strategies proposed [European Commission (EC), 2014].
Participation by the public, amongst other things, is crucial to the success of the EIA process.
Environmental analysis is a strategic tool. It is a process to identify all the external and internal elements, which can affect the organization’s performance. The analysis entails assessing the level of threat or opportunity the factors might present. These evaluations are later translated into the decision-making process. The analysis helps align strategies with the firm’s environment. The importance of Environmental Analysis lies in its usefulness for evaluating the present strategy, setting strategic objectives and formulating strategies.
Causes of environmental pollution include industries, transportation, agriculture, and construction of homes. Industries “have been polluting our environment especially since the beginning of the industrial revolution” (Rinkesh). The cause of pollution by industries is due to the high use of fossil fuels. Within transportation “pollution of the environment has become higher and higher” (Rinkesh). Fossil fuels are the main cause that contributes to the pollution of transportation. The cause of agriculture is due to “the increased use of pesticides, as well as by the intensive character of its production” (Rinkesh). A majority of pesticides are created from chemicals that harm the environment. When homes are built “natural environment has to be destroyed in one way or another. Wildlife and plants are driven away and replaced by human constructions” (Rinkesh). Seeing the factors that are the cause of environmental pollution is really catastrophic and being a witness of the issue, I must say that I myself have experienced adverse
This chapter discussed the type of research design used, the place where the study is conducted, and the respondents of the study, the tools used to gather data, how the data and information are collected, and presentation of the comparison of data.
Environmental management awareness rose up for last decades until today. So in managing and avoiding environmental degradation happen continuously, the are several policy and regulation formed from time to time. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) And Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) is two of environmental protection that being implemented. Most country have the same policy but in own standard of control. These policy primary goal is to ensure the implementation and enforcement
(b) Pollution - Increase in Air pollution due to industrialisation, its gases & fumes, increase in motorised traffic. Increase in Water Pollution due to poor sewage facility and disposal system of industrial waste. Increase in Noise & Land pollution due to industrialisation, motors, vehicles, uncollected refuge heaps and littering.