Environmental Impact Assessment and Environmental Audit services backed by GIS, field data and NEMA-aligned reporting.

Get the project past the regulator and into the ground

A licence won't be issued without a credible environmental case. We prepare EIA and Environmental Audit reports that NEMA, lenders and project owners can rely on — grounded in field data, GIS analysis and the regulatory framework actually in use in Kenya.

Whether the project is a road, a building, a quarry, an irrigation scheme or a power line, the report needs to show that the impacts have been understood, the alternatives have been weighed, and the mitigation is real. That's what we deliver.

Environmental impact assessment site visit and reporting

What you receive

A complete submission pack, plus the supporting work that holds up if questions come back.

Project Reports and EIA Studies

Project reports for medium-risk projects, full study reports where required.

Environmental Audits

Periodic and self-audit reports for facilities and projects already in operation.

Spatial impact analysis

GIS-based mapping of receptors, sensitive areas, flood zones and cumulative impacts.

Mitigation and monitoring plans

Practical, costed mitigation measures and the monitoring plan to keep the project compliant.

How an EIA runs

Each project is different. The regulatory steps underneath are the same.

01
Screening and scoping
We confirm the project category, the assessment scope, the receptors and the level of report required.
02
Field studies and data collection
Site walks, sampling, stakeholder consultation, baseline assessments — recorded properly the first time.
03
Impact analysis and reporting
GIS analysis of impacts, alternatives review, mitigation design and report writing.
04
Submission and follow-through
We submit, respond to NEMA queries and stay engaged through licence issuance.

Where it's required

Most medium and high-risk projects in Kenya can't proceed without one of these.

Infrastructure projects

Roads, water, energy, telecoms — anything trenching, building or stringing across landscape.

Buildings and developments

Real estate, commercial, mixed-use and institutional developments.

Extractive and industrial

Quarries, plants, processing facilities and other higher-risk operations.

Reports that hold up

Approving authorities and lenders read these documents carefully. We write them so they read cleanly the first time, with the data and analysis to back the conclusions.