Dzhankeldy Wind Power Project

Part A 
– Wind Farm 
7. Terrestrial Ecology (same structure for environmental parameters 8 to 15) 
Observation and Baseline Conditions
Receptors
Potential Impacts, Mitigations, Management Measures & Residual Impacts 
Monitoring
8. Air Quality 

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9. Noise and Vibration
10. Soil, Geology, Groundwater and Surface Water 
11. Traffic and Transportation
12. Archaeology and Cultural Heritage 
13. Landscape and Visual Amenity 
14. Shadow Flicker 
15. Socio-Economics 
16. Stakeholder Engagement and Consultation 
Part B- Overhead Transmission Line
17. Terrestrial Ecology (same structure for environmental aspects 18 to 20 and 22 to 25) 
Observation and Baseline Conditions
Receptors
Potential Impacts, Mitigations, Management Measures & Residual Impacts 
Monitoring
18. Air Quality 
19. Noise and Vibration
20. Soils, Geology, Groundwater and Surface Water 
21. Electric Magnetic Field 
22. Traffic and Transportation
23. Infrastructure and Utilities 
24. Archaeology and Cultural Heritage 
25. Landscape and Visual Amenity 
26. Socio-Economics 
27. Stakeholder Engagement and Consultation 
Part C 
– Applicable to Both Wind Farm & OHTL 
28. Solid Waste and Wastewater Management 
29. Resettlement Action Plan 
30. Community Health, Safety & Security 
31. Labour and Working Conditions
32. Influx Impact Assessment 
33. Human Rights Impact Assessment
34. Climate Affairs 
35. Cumulative Impacts
36. References 

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Volume 3 provides a framework for the development of the Construction & Commissioning 
and Operational Environmental and Social Management Systems (including associated 
system structures, documents and management plans) based on the findings from this ESIA. 
The intention is that this volume (alongside the full ESIA package and other E&S documents) 
will be issued to the EPC Contractor and O&M Company to develop and implement their 
project specific 
ESMS’ respectively. 
Volume 4 comprises Appendices which have been divided into three (3) parts and these are 
as follows: