Laws, Regulations, and Policies
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22 CFR 216 (Chapt 22 Section 216 of the Code of Federal Regulations, commonly known as "Regulation 216") is the primary authority governing USAID's environmental procedures. |
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| The ADS (Automated Directive System) is USAID's directives management system. Agency policy directives and required procedures are drafted, cleared and issued through the ADS. Agency employees must adhere to these policy directives and required procedures ADS 201 (Planning) and 204 (Environmental Procedures) are the primary parts of the ADS that describe environmental requirements and responsibilities in the planning and execution of activities. Click here to visit the USAID's Programming Policy ADS Series 200 website. This information is also contained in Annex B of the Environmental Procedures Training Manual | ||||||
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| "Environmental effects abroad of major Federal actions" (4 Jan 1979). | ||||||
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Foreign Assistance Acts 117,
118, & 119 Part 1 of the Foreign Assistance Act (FAA) establishes requirements related to environmental assessment of foreign assistance activities generally (117), and particular requirements for regarding tropical forests (118), and endangered species/bioodiversity (119). |
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