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Environmental Monitoring for Health Centers in Herat

Air, noise and water monitoring for health facilities in Herat through a two-phase sub-consultancy with NESPAK.

Project overview

Environmental Monitoring for Health Centers in Herat

Daira Sabz provided environmental monitoring services for health centers in Herat under a two-phase sub-consultancy with NESPAK. The assignment combined field measurements, sampling, laboratory analysis and technical reporting to support safe and environmentally responsible health infrastructure.

Project Title
Environmental Monitoring for Health Centers in Herat
Location
Herat Province, Afghanistan
Client / Partner
National Engineering Services Pakistan (NESPAK)
Sector
Health infrastructure, environmental monitoring and WASH
Services Provided
Ambient air quality monitoring (PM2.5, PM10, TSP, SO₂, NO₂, CO and O₃); daytime and nighttime noise measurements; drinking water testing; surface water analysis in Phase 1; laboratory analysis and compliance reporting.
Implemented By
Daira Sabz Consulting and Engineering Group — Afghanistan
Scope of services

Our contribution

Ambient air quality monitoring (PM2.5, PM10, TSP, SO₂, NO₂, CO and O₃); daytime and nighttime noise measurements; drinking water testing; surface water analysis in Phase 1; laboratory analysis and compliance reporting.

Project scope

Air, noise and water monitoring for health facilities in Herat through a two-phase sub-consultancy with NESPAK.

Project approach

Methods and delivery

Field teams mobilized monitoring equipment and collected environmental measurements and water samples. Results were assessed against applicable national requirements and relevant NEPA, ASQA, WHO and US EPA reference standards, with site-specific findings and corrective recommendations.

  1. 01

    Challenge

    Daira Sabz provided environmental monitoring services for health centers in Herat under a two-phase sub-consultancy with NESPAK. The assignment combined field measurements, sampling, laboratory analysis and technical reporting to support safe and environmentally responsible health infrastructure.

  2. 02

    Solution

    Field teams mobilized monitoring equipment and collected environmental measurements and water samples. Results were assessed against applicable national requirements and relevant NEPA, ASQA, WHO and US EPA reference standards, with site-specific findings and corrective recommendations.

  3. 03

    Outcome

    Reliable environmental evidence supports safer health facilities, informed decisions and practical corrective action.

Key outputs

Deliverables

  • Field monitoring data and laboratory results
  • Comparison with applicable environmental standards
  • Technical reports with site-specific findings and recommendations
Why it matters

Value of the assignment

Reliable environmental evidence supports safer health facilities, informed decisions and practical corrective action.

Our expertise

Health infrastructure, environmental monitoring and WASH

Daira Sabz provides similar services for:

  • Health infrastructure, environmental monitoring and WASH

Our relevant services include:

  • Ambient air quality monitoring (PM2.5, PM10, TSP, SO₂, NO₂, CO and O₃); daytime and nighttime noise measurements; drinking water testing; surface water analysis in Phase 1; laboratory analysis and compliance reporting.
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Discuss your project

Reliable environmental evidence supports safer health facilities, informed decisions and practical corrective action.