TERRITORIAL SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT:
A TERRITORIAL ANALYSIS MODEL FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF NEW INFRASTRUCTURE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT PROJECTS
The Amapola territorial assessment uses five analysis dimensions to establish the socio-environmental perimeter of a new plant or project.
build a qualitative and quantitative picture of a territory’s social and environmental status
highlight possible risk and opposition factors
collect useful elements to develop a communication and engagement strategy with local interlocutors.
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OUR SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANCY METHOD
THE STARTING POINT
Before a new project is launched, an analysis of the territory and potential interlocutors is essential.
This is a 3-stage process:
- mapping the parties present in the area
- learning about the local context, independently of the project
- re-building the community’s «socio-environmental memory», which is a breeding ground for the emergence of committees opposed to the project
The territorial assessment covers five analysis dimensions to establish an overall risk indicator and a series of specific risk indicators, together with qualitative information that can be used to launch the stakeholder engagement strategy.
The investigation employs a variety of analysis tools (documents, site visits, discussion, mystery audits) and processes the qualitative and quantitative data collected.
OUTPUT
On completion of the assessment, Amapola provides a report containing:
A quantitative risk indicator on the territory and a series of partial risk indicators relating to a new project (construction, infrastructure, plant)
A report providing:
- full qualitative information on the analysis dimensions
- a map of the stakeholders identified and the most sensitive issues to foster their engagement
- the results of the social population analysis
- a SWOT analysis on perception of the territorial risk
A preliminary stakeholder engagement plan and/or an initial special sustainability project to be developed and implemented with local stakeholders
Communication guidelines to raise awareness about the project and build consensus with local interlocutors.
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