Heritage and Archaeology Studies
ESL has extensive experience conducting cultural heritage and archaeology surveys as part of Environmental and Social Impact Assessments (ESIA) for major projects across various sectors, including mining, energy, and infrastructure. Our team is skilled in identifying, documenting, and assessing the significance of cultural and archaeological sites to ensure their preservation and compliance with national regulations and international best practices.
Key Areas of Expertise
Cultural and Archaeological Baseline Studies:
- Identification and mapping of tangible and intangible cultural heritage resources.
- Comprehensive field surveys and documentation of archaeological findings.
Heritage Impact Assessments:
- Evaluation of potential impacts on cultural heritage sites and resources.
- Development of mitigation measures to preserve cultural and historical significance.
Stakeholder and Community Engagement:
- Collaboration with local communities to integrate traditional knowledge and values.
- Consultation with government authorities and cultural heritage organizations.
Highlighted Projects Conducted:
- Cultural Heritage Survey for New Alumina Refinery Plan (SLACO) – 2020.
- Cultural Heritage Survey for Num Ou Hydropower project (Sinohydro) – 2010.
- Cultural Heritage Survey for Phu Bia Gold Mine (Phu Bia Mining Ltd) – 2003.
For more information or to discuss our range of heritage and archaeology studies services please contact ESL at enviro@eslsole.la or sengpasith@eslsole.la