suitable to these problems, and making use of the available capabilities on the local 

and national levels to implement these solutions. 

Monitoring activities pertaining to various environmental fields in addition to 

monitoring changes in relation to environmental laws and making opinions in terms 

of the need to modify existing laws in this respect. 

Performing qualitative monitoring of marine organisms and natural and geological 

formations. 

Following up environmental monitoring, analyzing its results and proposing means 

of treatment. 

Following up and analyzing environmental phenomena. 

Proposing short  and long term plans at the local level for improvement and 

development of natural resources.  

Proposing emergency and contingency plans for protecting the environment at the 

governorate level. 

Monitoring implementation of environmental improvement projects after being 

endorsed by EEAA. 

Proposing and preparing training, communication and information programs in 

relation to environment at the governorate level. 

Issuing informative leaflets for the purpose of enhancing environmental awareness 

and informing citizens about objectives of environmental protection and 

improvement of its quality. 

EMU s working relations with Red Sea Rangers 

The EMU performs its scope of services in implementing Law No. 4 for the Environment in 

close coordination with the Red Sea rangers. Due to the limited resources of the EMU, 

whether in manpower (5 persons) or facilities, the EMU draws on available resources at the 

rangers' offices mainly to implement technical review of the EIAs and forming joint 

committees to follow up in their implementation. Moreover, if the rangers detect any 

violations of Law No. 4, they will be reported to the EMU to present it to the Governor for 

actions.     

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