Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) procedures vary in quality and implementation worldwide. Common issues include lack of regulations, poor assessment reports, and limited public participation. Researchers surveyed experts in the field to identify strengths and weaknesses of EIA. Findings suggest a need for better collaboration between policymakers, researchers, and stakeholders to improve EIA procedures for more sustainable outcomes. Recommendations include learning from past experiences and best practices to enhance the quality of the environment and develop a more effective EIA strategy.