Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) plays a crucial role in achieving sustainable development goals (SDGs) by integrating environmental considerations into development projects and activities. This abstract provides an overview of the role of EIA in achieving SDGs. EIA is a systematic process that evaluates the potential environmental impacts of proposed projects, policies, and programs. By identifying and assessing potential environmental risks and impacts, EIA ensures that development activities are carried out in an environmentally responsible and sustainable manner.         The role of EIA in achieving SDGs is multi-faceted. Firstly, EIA helps integrate environmental considerations into development planning and decision-making processes. By evaluating potential impacts at an early stage, EIA enables the adoption of mitigation measures to minimize negative environmental consequences and enhance project sustainability.       Secondly, EIA contributes to the preservation of ecosystems and biodiversity. Through the assessment of potential impacts on habitats and species, EIA identifies sensitive areas and promotes the adoption of measures to protect and conserve biodiversity. This aligns with SDG 15, which aims to sustainably manage forests, combat desertification, halt biodiversity loss, and protect ecosystems.        Thirdly, EIA promotes the sustainable use of natural resources. By assessing resource availability and evaluating resource use patterns, EIA facilitates the identification of sustainable resource management practices. This supports SDG 12, which focuses on responsible consumption and production, including the efficient use of resources and the reduction of waste. Furthermore, EIA addresses climate change considerations. It assesses the greenhouse gas emissions, energy consumption, and climate change impacts associated with development projects. By identifying mitigation measures and promoting climate change adaptation strategies, EIA contributes to SDG 13, which aims to combat climate change and its impacts.         EIA also fosters stakeholder engagement and participation. Through public consultation and involvement of affected parties, EIA promotes transparency, inclusiveness, and social acceptance of development projects. This aligns with SDG 16, which focuses on building effective, accountable, and inclusive institutions. Finally, EIA generates valuable knowledge and information about environmental impacts, best practices, and lessons learned. By sharing this knowledge with stakeholders and decision-makers, EIA facilitates informed decision-making, improves project design, and avoids repeating past mistakes. This supports SDG 17, which emphasizes partnerships and knowledge-sharing for sustainable development.         In conclusion, the role of environmental impact assessment in achieving sustainable development goals is instrumental. Through its integration of environmental considerations, preservation of ecosystems and biodiversity, promotion of sustainable resource use, addressing of climate change, stakeholder engagement, and knowledge generation, EIA contributes to the overall objective of sustainable development.