Environmental Evaluation Document (DELH)

The Environmental Evaluation Document (DELH) is prepared to assess the environmental impacts of a proposed activity or project that does not require a full Environmental Impact Assessment (AMDAL). DELH serves to identify potential environmental impacts and outline mitigation measures needed to minimize any negative effects.

Purpose of DELH

• Identify Environmental Impacts
  Assess both the positive and negative effects of a project on the environment.

• Develop Environmental Management Plans
  Create strategies to reduce or avoid identified negative environmental impacts.

• Support Decision-Making
  Provide essential information to authorities for making informed decisions on environmental permits.

DELH Submission Process

• Document Preparation
  The project owner or an environmental consultant prepares the DELH document based on the applicable guidelines.

• Public Consultation
  Engage with the public and relevant stakeholders to gather feedback and responses regarding the proposed project.

• Submission to Relevant Authority
  Submit the DELH document to the authorized government body, such as the Environmental Office (Dinas Lingkungan Hidup).

• Document Evaluation
  The authority reviews the DELH to ensure all environmental aspects have been considered appropriately.

• Issuance of Decision Letter
  If the document is approved, a formal decision is issued allowing the project to proceed under certain conditions.

Requirements for DELH Submission

• Project Description
  Complete information about the proposed activity or project, including location, scale, and type of activity.

• Impact Identification
  Analysis of potential environmental impacts associated with the project.

• Mitigation Plan
  Action plans to minimize or manage the identified negative impacts.

• Supporting Documentation
  Relevant documents such as location maps, environmental data, and records of public consultation.

References

• Government Regulation of the Republic of Indonesia No. 27 of 2012 on Environmental Permits.

• Ministry of Environment and Forestry – Information on DELH and its application procedures.