The Environmental Impact Evaluation (EIE) is a process during which the serious impacts of a specific project or development on the environment are detected. This process is not an individual and isolated decision-making process; on the contrary it is one that evolves through the decision-making process and complements it. It is the analysis and evaluation of the permanent or temporary possible impacts of fresh projects and developments on the environment in a way to comprehend their social outcomes and alternative solutions to them.

The objective of the EIE Report is to protect the environmental assets from financial policies without obstructing the economic and social developments and to identify beforehand all the detrimental impacts that a planned activity could give way to and make sure that the necessary measurements are taken

The basic mission of the EIE Report is to demonstrate the environmental outcomes possible to be sourced from the projects explicitly to the decision-makers responsible for the projects and developments in order to ensure that they can produce sounder decisions in a more inclusive fashion and taking into account the multiple factors to affect the concerning decision.