Impact Assessments
With our extensive knowledge and experience in the field, we are committed to working closely with stakeholders to ensure that their projects achieve sustainable and responsible outcomes. Whether it’s assessing the impact of a new port or tourism development, we have the expertise to deliver reliable and accurate assessments that will inform sound decision-making and promote long-term success. Trust Altus Maritime to deliver exceptional impact assessments for all your coastal and marine tourism projects.
Altus Maritime – Our expertise helps stakeholders make informed decisions about maritime projects, promoting regional connectivity and economic growth.
Types of Impact Assessments
Altus Maritime is well-positioned to provide comprehensive Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) for maritime and blue economy development. We understand the unique challenges faced by these projects in the Caribbean and we appreciate the sensitivities of the Caribbean landscape and the overall objectives for sustainable development. We are committed to working closely with stakeholders to ensure that the potential environmental impact of projects is thoroughly assessed.
We examine the economic viability of a project by analyzing costs, benefits, and financial risks. We conduct market analysis, cost-benefit analysis, and financial projections. We assess the potential demand, operational costs, and expected revenue to determine if the project is financially sustainable.
This study evaluates the technical aspects of a proposed project, such as the availability and capability of technology, infrastructure requirements, and operational logistics.
These feasibility studies assess the environmental impact of a project and its compliance with environmental regulations. It involves evaluating the potential effects on marine ecosystems, water quality, and coastal areas. For projects like aquaculture farms, environmental feasibility studies ensure that the operations do not harm local biodiversity and comply with sustainability standards.