#EMP is basically an elaborated plan that consists of mitigation, management, monitoring, and institutional measure ensured during the development and operation of any environmentrelated project to eliminate adverse environmental impacts or reduce them to acceptable levels. Necessary Acts and Rules must be considered when creating an #Environment #Management Plan. so some of the major acts from this list include
• The Environmental (Protection) Act. 1986 and the Environmental (Protection) Rules, 1987 2002
• The EIA Notification 2006 and the subsequent amendments
• The Water Act, 1974
• The Air Act. 1981
• The Noise Pollution (Regulation And Control) Act, 1990
• The Forest (Conservation) Act of 1980
• The Wild Life Protection Act of 1972
• The Coastal Regulatory Zone Notification of 1991
• The Motor Vehicle Act. 1988
• The Explosives Act (& Rules) 1884 (1983).

What are the Licenses and formalities involved in developing an Environment Management Plan?

To construct an Environment Management Program, the #business must obtain all necessary licenses and permissions for their project. Commonly required licenses and registrations include.
• NOC And Consents Under Air, Water, EP Acts & Noise rules of SPCB
• Permission to store Hazardous Materials.
• Permission for Activities near the protected archaeological area
• Diversion of Sanctuary land / Permission for road construction
• Forest Clearance or felling of Trees
• PUC certificate for the use of vehicles for construction
• NOC for water extraction for construction and allied works
• Environmental Clearance

How one can construct an Environment Management Plan
So, All Environment Management plans must be constructed keeping in view the objective of the EIA. However, the common factors included in the plan are:

Mitigation Plan: So Mitigation Plan is the key to ensuring that the environmental qualities of the area will not deteriorate due to the project. The Mitigation Plan will cover all aspects of the construction and operation phases related to the #environment.
Monitoring of Environmental Parameters: Environmental control measures can only be understood by adequately monitoring the environmental parameters. Detailed monitoring for different environmental parameters will be carried out per the concerned authority's direction.
Ambient Air and Water Quality Report: Parameters to access Air quality include monitoring the levels of SPM, RPM, SO2, NO2 or any other pollutant specified by the authorities depending on the nature of the project.
Stack Emission Report: Analysis of Emissions from boiler stack to find out ensure those are meeting the required emission levels.
Noise Monitoring Report: Analysis of noise monitoring both within the premises and just outside the boundary of the project
Quality Assurance: A quality assurance plan is also included in the EMP, which consists of all reference methods for implementation for monitoring, calibration of equipment, relevant analytical techniques, the standard of reagents, collection and presentation of results etc.
Safety & Health: Report on the workers' health, which has to be done regularly as per the Factories Act. A section which gives details for mock safety drills of the concerned employees for handling emergencies must also be included as a part of the OnSite Emergency Plan.

The Documents required to develop Environment Management Plan. So the business will need details of:
• The major technical information in operation
• Organisational Charts
• Emergency plans
• Environmental Monitoring Standards
• Operational Procedure
• Monitoring Records
• Quality Assurance Plan for Monitoring
• Environmental and related legislation

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