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• Complete either of the following forms: APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF EXITING RIGHT, APPLICATION FOR GRANT OF WATER RIGHT, APPLICATION FOR CREATION OF SERVITUDE FORM, NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION OF RIGHT BY AGREEMENT FORM.
• Submit the completed forms to the Department of Water and Sanitation office (address provided below) together with a copy of the Customary Land Grant Certificate, Lease Agreement or the Title Deed. In the case of land owned by the state, attach the letter of authority to use the land from the Director of Lands.
• Attach approved application for and grant of field/project water point in case of private boreholes (a permission to drill).
• Attach borehole completion certificate (to check and verify ownership)
• Attach a sketch map including point of abstraction (coordinates) for river draw-offs
• Applications are charged at P60.00 as cost recovery measure as per Presidential Directive Cab 2/2004

• Customer must go to the Department of Water and Sanitation Office and indicate that they want to get their water tested.
• Customer will complete Request Form​.
• Customer will be provided with sample collection bottles and instructions on how to collect the water sample.
• Customer submits samples to the laboratory.
• Customer pays for the analysis and is given a receipt.
• Results will be sent to the customer through e-mail, post, or they can be collected from the laboratory by the customer.

• Complete and submit the Pest Attendance Form to the nearest local authorities office (Local Authorities Contacts_3) or visit the nearest office to complete the form.
• Facilitate the visit of the pest controllers to execute the spraying of the premises.

Download, complete and submit the Analysis Request  Form NEL Form 1 to the National Environmental Laboratory, Department of Waste Management & Pollution Control Offices

The following steps are to be followed in order to obtain this service: 

1. The developer contacts the department to establish whether they need to carry out an Archaeological Impact Assessment,  by telephone, post or fax.
2. Where an assessment is required, the developer engages a consultant archaeologist accredited or approved by the Department of National Museum and Monuments. Download a List of accredited/approved consulting archaeologists from Downloadable Forms 
3. The archaeologist carries out an assessment as per the guidelines for planners. Download Guidelines for Planners 
4. The assessment reports are submitted to the department for review.
5. The response is given within seven (7) working days. No development may take place before an archaeological impact assessment permit is given and mitigation measures implemented.
6.  Chance discoveries during construction should be immediately reported to the department and the archaeological consultant. The work should be halted until the developer is advised on the way forward. Download Guidelines for Archaeological and Architectural Consultants

Download, complete and submit the Environmental Education Program Form with supporting documents in person to any wildlife office.