TRANSCO CLSG, a Regional Transmission Company set up under the West African Power Pool (WAPP), contracted INTEGEMS to undertake consulting services for the “Establishment of a Baseline Database of the Environmental Component of the CLSG Project Area in Sierra Leone”.
The project aims to identify, analyse and document existing factors that are contributing to the climate vulnerability of coastal communities in Sierra Leone and provides information that will help determine the type and scale of interventions to enhance coastal resilience into the future.
UNDP Sierra Leone contracted INTEGEMS to provide consultancy services for the “Update of Sierra Leone Hazard Profile and Capacity Gap Analysis” Project and provide technical support to the Office of National Security Disaster Management Department (ONS-DMD), the Ministry of Water Resources (MWR) and the Sierra Leone Meteorological Agency The project entails the mapping out of all hazard-prone areas based on historic disaster/hazard events; identifying and assessing the exposure, vulnerability, and risk of people, property, critical facilities, infrastructure, and economic activities to those disaster/hazards prone areas; creating national multi-hazard profiles in terms of disaster risks, hazards, vulnerability, and exposure.
The GoSL intends to expand the production of electricity to substantially increase the generating capacity, transmission and distribution networks. As such the Ministry of Energy on behalf of the Government of Sierra Leone has signed a memorandum of understanding with SMRT Projects and Energy Solutions to develop a 6MWpPV Grid Connected Power Plant along with the required interconnection to the existing 161 Kv Bumbuna Line.
Algom Resources Limited contracted INTEGEMS to undertake a comprehensive Environmental, Social, Health, Safety, and Security (including a gap analysis and an updated Environmental and Social Impact Assessment) of the Baomahun Gold Project’s operational sites (mine site, haul roads, including any/all current and future associated infrastructure) and project-affected communities.
Leonoil Company contracted INTEGEMS to undertake a comprehensive Environmental Social and Impact Assessment (ESIA) study on the twenty (20) LEONCO retail outlets in Sierra Leone. The study examined both positive and negative impacts that the Project’s current and future operations are likely to have on both biophysical and socio-economic environment. Early identification of possible impacts promoted environmental and social compliance so that anthropogenic factors will not interfere with the natural environment but will blend with it creating harmony.