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<br />0328 <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />11ere, the social impacts are defined from a specific pOlicy <br />or programmatic perspective which we have chosen to be the <br />definition of social impact in the broadest, most comprehen- <br />sive sense. Complementing this analysis is the review of <br />ancillary social impacts which are related to the economic <br />and environmental consequences which have important social <br /> <br /> <br />components, thereby achieving synthesis (from the social <br /> <br /> <br />assessment perspective) with these other considerations. <br /> <br /> <br />These matters will be further operationalized in the following <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />section. <br /> <br />To conclude, the Social Impact Assessment will reach <br /> <br />a conclusion based upon analyses of 23 disaggregated areas of <br />concern; integrated analyses of these areas under each of the <br /> <br />tnrce project alternatives; assessment of the consequences <br /> <br />under the three assessments concepts; and, ancillary, synthe- <br /> <br />sized socio-economic and socio-environmental considerations. <br /> <br />We now turn to the consideration of how to conduct such <br /> <br />an assessment. <br /> <br />17 <br />