IAIA16 Sessions
Following is a list of IAIA16 Annual Conference Sessions.
Sorting Options | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open | Yes - by Invitation Only | No - Closed
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A plain language introduction to Resilience Thinking for IA
Session Proposal ID 45
Lead Chair: Roel Slootweg | CoChair(s): Mike Jones
Session Format: Workshop | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Resilience thinking provides helpful concepts to define pathways towards sustainability in a changing and unpredictable world. The academic character of the resilience literature makes it inaccessible for impact assessment practitioners. This workshop aims to collect practical experience to draft a plain language introduction to resilience for impact assessment practitioners.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Advancing EIA outcomes and processes through learning-centered approaches (I)
Session Proposal ID 47
Lead Chair: John Sinclair | CoChair(s): Alan Diduck
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Public Participation
EIA is recognized as a means to broad-based individual and social learning that could enable transitions to sustainability. The purpose of this session is to expand our knowledge of learning-centered approaches in EIA, with a special focus on the potential for such approaches to promote legitimacy, sustainability and resilience.
Acceptance Status: approved
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As good as it gets: Working toward quality in impact assessment (I)
Session Proposal ID 79
Lead Chair: Ben Cave | CoChair(s): Alan Bond , Rob Verheem
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Quality underpins successful IA practice. But quality can be elusive. What makes a good quality assessment? How this can be delivered? We welcome examples of partnership between IA practitioners and academics, and examples of Asian approaches to quality in IA. Join us on our search for good quality IA.
Acceptance Status: approved
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ASEAN EIA update and roundtable
Session Proposal ID 95
Lead Chair: Matthew Baird | CoChair(s): Peter King
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - by Invitation Only
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) EIA roundtable will provide excellent discussion on the future of EIA in the ASEAN economic community (AEC).
Acceptance Status: approved
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Asia Day: Capacity building & country systems
Session Proposal ID 154
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Session Format: n/a | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Acceptance Status: approved
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Asia Day: Supporting countries in the use of SEA and CIA in Asia
Session Proposal ID 153
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Session Format: n/a | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Acceptance Status: approved
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Asia Day: The role of safeguards in supporting the challenges of PPP in Asi
Session Proposal ID 152
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Session Format: n/a | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Acceptance Status: approved
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Asian SEA, EIA and ecosystem service assessment: Biodiversity and ecosystem services (I)
Session Proposal ID 145
Lead Chair: Kii Hayashi | CoChair(s): Oyunaa Lkhagvasuren
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
How do you assess the impacts of natural resource development in terms of one's economy, on its people, in its tradition and culture: We will look at EIA/SEA/ES assessment good practices in this region and provide you with a good human network in Asia.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Asian SEA, EIA and ecosystem service assessment: EIA and SEA (III)
Session Proposal ID 155
Lead Chair:
Session Format: n/a | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Acceptance Status: approved
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Assessing environmental impacts with compliance gaps
Session Proposal ID 75
Lead Chair: Yuan Xu
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Proposed solutions to potential environmental problems in EIA and SEA may not be exactly fulfilled due to compliance gaps. Optimistic assumptions about compliance could underestimate environmental impacts and risks. This session assesses the resulting divergence and explores the integration of compliance consideration in EIA and SEA.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Best practice in adopting a strategic approach to sustainable development
Session Proposal ID 90
Lead Chair: Pavit Ramachandran
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: Yes - by Invitation Only
Strategic environmental assessment (SEA) is gaining traction as countries recognize the imperative of integrating environment and social considerations into policy and planning processes. This session will share knowledge on country uptake of SEA in the Greater Mekong Subregion and more widely the Asia-Pacific region and best practice in its application.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Biodiversity and tropical agriculture and forestry
Session Proposal ID 118
Lead Chair: Elizabeth Clarke
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: Yes - by Invitation Only
IAIA Section: Biodiversity and Ecology
Additional IAIA Section if applicable: Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
Biodiversity losses have been greatest on the tropical belt. Poor planning for agriculture and forestry are major drivers yet impact assessment receives little attention for its potential to mitigate impacts. This session will explore ESIA for its role in mitigating – or failing to mitigate – these biodiversity losses.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Biodiversity offsets: The Asian experience
Session Proposal ID 76
Lead Chair: Vinod Mathur | CoChair(s): Asha Rajvanshi
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Biodiversity and Ecology
Biodiversity offsets are increasingly being promoted to incentivize conservation. This session will bring together professionals/practitioners from across the globe, especially from the Asia Pacific region, to share their "win-win" or "playing with fire" experiences when offsets are being implemented in protected areas.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Biodiversity offsets: The Asian experience (I)
Session Proposal ID 156
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Acceptance Status: Approved
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Boom town effects from oil and gas development
Session Proposal ID 96
Lead Chair: Will Rifkin | CoChair(s): Jenny Pope , Julia Haggerty
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: Yes - by Invitation Only
A roundtable, videos, and dialogue on the ways that oil and gas development creates cumulative social and economic impacts.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Building excellence in impact assessment
Session Proposal ID 124
Lead Chair: Charlotte Bingham
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Let us learn together by sharing and discussing techniques of building excellence in impact assessment. Papers discussing face-to-face training, mentoring, apprenticeships, professional development fellowships, training of trainers, distance learning and the establishment of country-based learning centers are solicited.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Building resilience for long-term wellbeing
Session Proposal ID 44
Lead Chair: Yoichi Kumagai | CoChair(s): Maria Partidário
Session Format: Theme Forum | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
This session considers what builds resilience for long-term wellbeing and how to make that happen. It structures presentations and discussions around three main questions about key elements of resilience for long-term wellbeing, incorporating them in planning and assessment instruments, and distinguishing good and bad resilience.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Business and human rights: Where to now?
Session Proposal ID 73
Lead Chair: Sara Bice
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Corporate Stewardship and Risk Management
As industry continues to contend with understanding their human rights related risks and responsibilities, some businesses have been able to navigate this complex area. Businesses are starting to realise the opportunities that positive engagement in the context of Human Rights can bring.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Business-led approaches for promoting biodiversity in impact assessment
Session Proposal ID 103
Lead Chair: Mark Johnston | CoChair(s): Peter Moore
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: Yes - by Invitation Only
IAIA Section: Biodiversity and Ecology
Learn about efforts by the Cross Sector Biodiversity Initiative (CSBI) to provide leadership in developing and sharing good practices related to managing biodiversity across the oil and gas, mining, and financial industries. These efforts support the “Best Practice Principles for Biodiversity in IA."
Acceptance Status: approved
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Climate change and IA: Good practice cases (II)
Session Proposal ID 33
Lead Chair: Arend Kolhoff
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Climate Change
This session will provide the opportunity for people and organizations to share their good practice experiences with the integration of climate change issues in EIA as well as SEA. We welcome good practice cases on climate change adaptation and mitigation for all types of impact assessment and all sectors. Cases will be categorized per sector.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Collaboration and capacity building: The key to resilient IA practice?
Session Proposal ID 126
Lead Chair: Josh Fothergill
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Collaboration is a key trait in progress towards sustainability. This paper session will explore how the IA community is collaborating to make practice more resilient to the increasing scale and complexity of global sustainability challenges.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Communities’ role in HRIAs of private sector investment projects
Session Proposal ID 69
Lead Chair: Sarah Zoen | CoChair(s): Peter Nestor , Irit Tamir
Session Format: Workshop | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Corporate Stewardship and Risk Management
Through case studies and role play, the workshop will examine approaches to seeking communities’ expectations and assertions of rights during an HRIA and what results ensued. Practical approaches to, and tools available for, will also be explored for community participation during impact assessments as well its subsequent management plans.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Connecting transportation planning and IA: Theory and practice
Session Proposal ID 133
Lead Chair: Robert Paterson
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
This panel session seeks papers that explore new theoretical possibilities, methodological advances, and/or practice-based innovations to make transportation plans and project impact assessment more integrated, efficient, and effective to advance sustainability concerns.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Contention, social movements, and the politics of impact assessment
Session Proposal ID 78
Lead Chair: John Devlin
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Public Participation
Projects continue to put economic valuations foremost while social and environmental concerns are given only secondary consideration. This session will present cases demonstrating how publics mobilize to redress this imbalance and the political dynamics that such efforts create.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Contribution of SEA and EIA to Resilient PPP
Session Proposal ID 151
Lead Chair: To be confirmed
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Pareticipants discuss how SEA and EIA can contribute to developing resilient policies, plans and projects in various countries other than the EU region. Papers address a variety of issues, from small islands to trans-boundary issues to specific energy projects.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Corporate Stewardship and Risk Management Section: World Café
Session Proposal ID 68
Lead Chair: Sara Bice
Session Format: Workshop | Accepts Submissions: No - Closed
IAIA Section: Corporate Stewardship and Risk Management
The CSRM Section is building a community of practice. As part of this, we are cultivating a small number (3-6) of corporate case studies about impact assessment learnings and experiences. We will invite participating companies to present their cases in a World Café format at IAIA16.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Corporate sustainability assessments
Session Proposal ID 94
Lead Chair: Jerome Donovan | CoChair(s): Thomas Borgert
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Increasingly the private sector is experiencing more pressure to not only engage in sustainability and sustainable development agendas, but also demonstrate their commitment to this through systematic processes to incorporate this into business operations. This session welcomes papers in this area.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Country experiences with oil spills and the resilience of ecosystems
Session Proposal ID 31
Lead Chair: Arne Dalfelt
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Most oil producing countries do sooner or later experience industrial accidents leading to oil spills and serious pollution. Damage inflicted depends on the resilience of affected ecosystems and communities. This session will present experiences by governments in combatting oil spills where ecosystem resilience was important.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Cultural heritage: Disaster planning, mitigation and response
Session Proposal ID 107
Lead Chair: Warren Mayes
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Cultural Heritage
Additional IAIA Section if applicable:
Disasters and Conflict
Cultural heritage places and objects are threatened by natural disasters and armed conflict that may make assistance and management difficult. Prospects for protection and salvage are increased if plans exist for mitigating damage. This session explores examples of successful plans and action to protect heritage places during natural disasters and armed conflict.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Defining and achieving good practice in scoping
Session Proposal ID 91
Lead Chair: Lachlan Wilkinson | CoChair(s): Claire Gronow
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Scoping is a critical step in IA but is often done poorly, for a variety of reasons. This session will explore good practice in scoping, drawing on work undertaken in 2015 by the Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand and case studies and experience from other countries.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Developments and trends in HIA and health in EA in Asia and Pacific regions
Session Proposal ID 93
Lead Chair: Salim Vohra | CoChair(s): Julia Nowacki , Robert Bos
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Health
This session aims to bring together policy-makers, practitioners, and academics to explore developments and trends in HIA and health in EA in the Asia and Pacific regions. This presentation-led session will discuss experiences and lessons learned as well as the likely future opportunities and challenges.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Disasters, conflict and impact assessment (III)
Session Proposal ID 106
Lead Chair: Charles Kelly
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Disasters and Conflicts
The session brings together papers on conflict and disasters from a range of viewpoints and experiences to provide practical examples of how disasters and conflict can be included into the assessment process. The concept of resilience to disasters and from conflict will be a cross-cutting theme in the session.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Does impact assessment improve ecosystem resilience?
Session Proposal ID 120
Lead Chair: Pippa Howard
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Biodiversity and Ecology
Papers will address whether IA improves ecosystem resilience in practice. Key topics include land use planning, mitigation hierarchy, ecological restoration, species versus ecosystem metrics, and the extent to which the revised IAIA Best Practice Principles might improve efforts towards strengthening ecosystem resilience.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Early stakeholder engagement during site selection and project design (II)
Session Proposal ID 65
Lead Chair: Monica Fundingsland Tetlow
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Early stakeholder engagement is arguably key to an effective EIA process, but is not without challenges for developers. This session aims to identify success factors for effectively managing stakeholder concerns and expectations early in the process when the feasibility of alternative project sites and design solutions is uncertain.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Economic impact assessment and sustainable regional development
Session Proposal ID 34
Lead Chair: Galina Williams
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Social Impact Assessment
Economic Impact Assessment (EcIA) is usually done at a state or country level. There are challenges and opportunities for IA practitioners to develop a range of EcIA tools that can be used at regional level. A range of international case studies that demonstrate the potential use of these tools is provided.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Ecosystem services: Why so little used in planning?
Session Proposal ID 100
Lead Chair: Ulrike Troeger | CoChair(s): Roel Slootweg
Session Format: Workshop | Accepts Submissions: Yes - by Invitation Only
Ecosystem services assessments are often merely add-ons to impact assessments. Rarely are they used proactively, allowing to look at planning in an integrating way. We will explore what hinders ecosystem services from being used in IA in a meaningful way and how we can overcome this.
Acceptance Status: approved
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EIA and monitoring protocols for seabed minings in deep-sea environments
Session Proposal ID 60
Lead Chair: Hiroyuki Yamamoto
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: Yes - by Invitation Only
Deep-sea environments are faced with cumulative effects by human activities. Recent environmental issues relevant with seabed minings appeared and reality of impact are discussed. Practical methods of survey, monitoring, and EIA for deep-sea habitats are developed. Ecosystem-based management is needed for sustainable usage of deep sea environments.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Environmental creation from disaster
Session Proposal ID 128
Lead Chair: Makoto Ooba
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - by Invitation Only
Through conducting integrated research, environmental emergency research seeks to contribute to both reconstruction and environmental creation in areas affected by earthquakes. In this session, we will discuss environmental emergency research, with a focus on methods and practices.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Environmental Information Platform for a resilient and sustainable society
Session Proposal ID 134
Lead Chair: Hiromichi Fukui | CoChair(s): Takehiko Murayama
Session Format: Theme Forum | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
This forum examines how an Environment Information Platform (EIP) can help make our society resilient and sustainable and shows some use cases. Information technologies such as GIS capacities are radically changed, and we face new challenges: more data, large heterogeneity, variable quality, and new tools to support—especially citizen science.
Acceptance Status: approved
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ESIAs in the extractive sector (I)
Session Proposal ID 85
Lead Chair: Aimee Bella | CoChair(s): Mbianyor Bakia , Amadou Konare
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Energy - Oil, Gas and Renewable Fuels Section
The session aims to bridge the crucial knowledge gap in the mining sector.
Acceptance Status: approved
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ESIAs in the extractive sector (II)
Session Proposal ID 157
Lead Chair:
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Acceptance Status: Approved
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Ethical dilemmas in impact assessment
Session Proposal ID 32
Lead Chair: Marla Orenstein
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
This panel-based session seeks to foster discussion on some of the uncomfortable ethical issues that impact assessment practitioners encounter. By sharing our problems, experiences and solutions, participants will realize they are not alone and may learn new approaches for resolving ethical dilemmas.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Fisheries resilience and sustainable aquaculture
Session Proposal ID 116
Lead Chair: Ijeoma Vincent-Akpu
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
Fisheries and aquaculture subsectors tend to be impacted by their own activities, other sectors' activities, and on the environment. Experiences on fisheries and aquaculture practices that enhance 'eco-mitigation', increase beneficial socio-economic impacts and improve livelihood will be discussed.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Future directions for EA research
Session Proposal ID 54
Lead Chair: Prof F P Retief
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: No - Closed
This session aims to provide a platform to share current thinking around the future directions for EA research. Leading academics representing a range of EA contexts will briefly introduce their future research strategies and the audience will also be invited to share their views in order to further research coordination and collabo
Acceptance Status: approved
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Gender and public participation: Women entrepreneurs in China and Japan
Session Proposal ID 42
Lead Chair: Jing Song
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Despite the traditional patriarchal system, both China and Japan have recently witnessed more passion for entrepreneurial endeavors among women. In reaction to the question of whether women are losing out, this session examines women’s entrepreneurial and public participation promoted by various government and NGO programs.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Habitat and ecosystem restoration as an impact mitigation option
Session Proposal ID 115
Lead Chair: Agnes Kiss
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
The reversibility or irreversibility of ecological impacts can be fundamental to assessing project risks. How can EIAs assess the likelihood that ecosystem services and stable species populations can be restored, and what are the practical requirements (legal framework, baseline data, financing, etc.) that must be in place?
Acceptance Status: approved
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Health and wellbeing in infrastructure planning: How does IA fit?
Session Proposal ID 92
Lead Chair: Patrick Harris | CoChair(s): Salim Vohra , Geetha Ramesh
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Health
The purpose of this session is to contribute towards a shared understanding of how health and wellbeing can be better included in infrastructure planning and approvals through impact assessment. The session will be comprised of presentations and a facilitated group discussion.
Acceptance Status: approved
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HIA as a creation of deliberative society for sustainable development
Session Proposal ID 48
Lead Chair: Dr. Wiput Phoolchareon | CoChair(s): Ms. Khanitta Seaiew
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Public Participation
Due to prejudice and inequity in using evidences, the session is designed to redefine the HIA mainstream as fostering a deliberative and reconciliation process among the investors and civil society towards sustainable development; and to find the solutions for empowerment and capacity building of civil society, investors and authorities.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Hits of the 1970s: Wisdom from the early days of IA
Session Proposal ID 53
Lead Chair: Jos Arts | CoChair(s): Francois Retief , Angus Morrison-Saunders
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: No - Closed
In this session we discuss critical lessons from the formative years of IA. What were the main debates, trends, concepts, cases, professionals and publications? What are the lessons for today’s IA.
Acceptance Status: approved
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How do leading practitioners embed sustainability into the ESIA process?
Session Proposal ID 125
Lead Chair: Cary Ehrman | CoChair(s): Alexandra Blood
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Presenters will be discussing a variety of examples regarding how sustainability has been embedded into the ESIA process for projects using case studies and process presentations. The audience will then comment and discuss.
Acceptance Status: approved
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How SEA and EIA contribute to more resilient plans, programs, and projects
Session Proposal ID 138
Lead Chair: Louis Meuleman
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
The EU environmental impact assessments on plans (SEA) and projects (EIA) have a built-in long term dimension. This session discusses how the EU IAs could contribute to more resilient plans and projects and help prevent future costs and damage, in particular in a transboundary context.
Acceptance Status: approved
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How to respond to public concerns on resilience and sustainability
Session Proposal ID 131
Lead Chair: Sachihiko Harashina
Session Format: Theme Forum | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IA should be a communication channel to respond to public concerns on resilience and sustainability. The forum will invite the input from various societies to review the state of the art of concise EIA/IA systems. It will be discussed how to introduce such system to respond to public concerns.
Acceptance Status: approved
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IFI's accountability mechanisms: Resilience and sustainability (II)
Session Proposal ID 37
Lead Chair: Alfredo Abad | CoChair(s): Dingding TANG
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: Yes - by Invitation Only
IAIA Section: Impact Assessment Law and Policies
The session will focus on lessons learnt in the course of the compliance reviews or mediation processes carried out by the Independent Accountability Mechanisms of the IFIs. Participants are invited to discuss how to use them to build resilience of the communities affected by the projects.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Impact assessment (IA) as a design tool
Session Proposal ID 146
Lead Chair: Elsa João | CoChair(s): Lex Brown
Session Format: Workshop | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
We will explore the issues involved in using impact assessment as a design tool and discuss how best to engage with people who are skeptical of the benefits of IA and reluctant to do more than what is required by law. All aspects of impact assessment will be considered (e.g., EIA, SIA, SEA, HIA, Ecological Impact Assessment).
Acceptance Status: approved
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Impact assessment as a design tool (II)
Session Proposal ID 158
Lead Chair:
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Acceptance Status: Approved
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Impact assessment following large infrequent disturbances
Session Proposal ID 49
Lead Chair: Randall Krichbaum
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Impact assessments of large, unplanned disturbance events are often challenging due to the lack of direct pre-disturbance baseline data. This session explores indirect baseline modelling techniques useful in these situations, and looks at the ways impact assessments can be structured to compensate for a lack of direct baseline data.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Impact assessment for smart cities (I)
Session Proposal ID 132
Lead Chair: AC Chung
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Urbanisation is a global trend, giving pressure to the local community from land use, town planning, transportation and infrastructure. This session invites experience sharing on smart city development with case studies on the latest impact assessment practices in toward ultimate sustainability.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Impact assessment for smart cities (II)
Session Proposal ID 159
Lead Chair:
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Acceptance Status: Approved
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Impact assessment of small things
Session Proposal ID 43
Lead Chair: Rauno Sairinen
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Social Impact Assessment
Paper submissions are invited on the topic. Presenters will be asked to prepare brief presentations in order to maximise interaction and discussion.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Improving confidence in biodiversity baseline studies
Session Proposal ID 147
Lead Chair: Mervyn Mason
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
We will explore solutions for improving the confidence in biodiversity baseline studies for ESIAs, as well as the application and interpretation of the IFC’s Performance Standard 6, as foundations for more robust and practical impact assessment.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Indigenous cultural landscapes and impact assessment (II)
Session Proposal ID 67
Lead Chair: Patricia McCormack
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Cultural Heritage
Additional IAIA Section if applicable:
Indigenous Peoples
Indigenous landscapes are often invisible to outsiders yet are critical for cultural heritage, identity, and resilience. This session addresses issues related to the complexity of these landscapes and of adequate impact assessments.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Indigenous Peoples in IA and resilience
Session Proposal ID 160
Lead Chair:
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Acceptance Status: Approved
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Innovative communication of project and impacts
Session Proposal ID 66
Lead Chair: Margrét Arnardóttir | CoChair(s): Jóna Bjarnadóttir , Rúnar Bjarnason
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
The session focuses on being creative and using new tools in the EIA process to inform the public and improve decision making. A new form of online digital non-technical environmental statement for wind farm in Iceland will be introduced. Other attendees are invited to present other examples.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Integrated policies toward sustainable resource management in Asia
Session Proposal ID 87
Lead Chair: Yoshiro Higano | CoChair(s): Helmut Yabar
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Impact Assessment Law and Policies
This session will explore the potential strategies to promote sustainable resource management in Asia, including technology innovation to improve resource productivity, integral policies to decouple economic growth from environmental pressure, promotion of technology transfer, and collaboration between developed and developing nations.
Acceptance Status: approved
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International comparison of public participation indicators
Session Proposal ID 84
Lead Chair: Kenichiro Yanagi | CoChair(s): Noriko Okubo , Yukari Takamura , Yayoi Isono , Naoyuki Sakumoto & Takehiko Murayama
Session Format: Theme Forum | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Public Participation
This session aims at contributing to the development of criteria and indicators of public participation and consensus building by grasping the current status of public participation in Asia.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Is nature’s resilience a valid argument for expanding the oil industry?
Session Proposal ID 52
Lead Chair: Peter Tarr | CoChair(s): Arne Dalfelt
Session Format: Debate | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
There is still limited knowledge of ecosystem resilience to oil spills and accidents, both off- shore and on-shore. This session debate will throw light on real-life experiences, knowledge and arguments related to ecosystem and natural resources resilience to accidents in the oil and gas sector.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Is resilience a valid argument when negotiating impact mitigation?
Session Proposal ID 51
Lead Chair: Morgan Hauptfleisch | CoChair(s): Arne Dalfelt
Session Format: Workshop | Accepts Submissions: Yes - by Invitation Only
All oil and gas development projects carry significant risks of oil spills and pollution, and natural ecosystems and local communities may be exposed. The concerns of these communities must be taken seriously and their arguments heard. Public hearings are part of the process, and resilience is part of the arguments.
Acceptance Status: approved
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JICA’s leadership in impact assessment capacity development
Session Proposal ID 58
Lead Chair: Yasuo Fujita
Session Format: Theme Forum | Accepts Submissions: Yes - by Invitation Only
JICA is a donor agency involved with impact assessment around the world. This session will share JICA’s leadership in capacity development for environmental/social impact assessment, followed by presentations/discussions with the government officials of Myanmar and Cambodia on the challenges for strengthening their capabilities.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Landscapes in development context (I)
Session Proposal ID 61
Lead Chair: Inge Lindblom | CoChair(s): Véronique Simon
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Cultural Heritage
This session focuses on how to manage cultural and natural heritage in urban and suburban landscapes within EIAs and SEAs. In a broader context this session also welcome different methods on how to characterize landscape as a tool for managing values in spatial planning.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Landscapes in development context (II)
Session Proposal ID 161
Lead Chair:
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Acceptance Status: Approved
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Meet the editors
Session Proposal ID 148
Lead Chair: Riki Therivel
Session Format: Workshop | Accepts Submissions: No - closed
Want to know how to get published in an academic journal? Unsure which journal is right for you? Would you like to learn about how the process works, from submission to review to publication? Want to ask editors and publishers of major journals questions? This is the session for you!
Acceptance Status: approved
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More than men: Managing impacts associated with workforce influx
Session Proposal ID 81
Lead Chair: Janis Shandro | CoChair(s): Koji Nishimiya , Tim McLaughlin
Session Format: Workshop | Accepts Submissions: No - Closed
Influx during the construction phase can pose a variety of risks to local communities and to projects. This is especially the case in emerging Asian markets where density, worker health, and behavior are influencing factors. This interactive session will explore key risks, strategies and recommendations towards effective influx management.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Nuclear disasters: Preparedness, emergency response, and rehabilitation
Session Proposal ID 83
Lead Chair: Takehiko Murayama
Session Format: Theme Forum | Accepts Submissions: Yes - by Invitation Only
IAIA Section: Disasters and Conflicts
This session deals with actual situations of local and national impacts by nuclear disasters in Fukushima, the feasibility of regional disaster prevention plan for nuclear power plant disasters, and nuclear disaster prevention activities in the Asian region, as well as European efforts on nuclear disaster prevention.
Acceptance Status: approved
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ODA and the role of IA for sustainability
Session Proposal ID 97
Lead Chair: Jong-Gwan Jung
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Adaptation of safeguard policy in performance of ODA is mainly focused on the three objectives. Avoiding adverse impacts of projects on the affected local communities, and it minimizes or mitigates for the projects.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Oil pollution and gas leakages, social and natural resources resilience
Session Proposal ID 28
Lead Chair: Arne Dalfelt | CoChair(s): Peter Tarr
Session Format: Theme Forum | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
The oil and gas industry, including its transport, are prone to accidents leading to oil spills, pollution and gas leakages. The ability of affected natural resources and communities to restore its original productive capacities and status depends on their inherent resilience. IAs need to consider resilience as a principle.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Optimizing adaptation to increase resilience in a context of climate change
Session Proposal ID 117
Lead Chair: Manon Circe | CoChair(s): Claude Desjarlais
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Adaptation is key to the resilience of communities facing natural disasters. In a climate change context, adaptation becomes critical and the communities need to make smarter choices. This session aims at sharing practical cases that demonstrate how impact assessment combined with other processes can lead to sustainable solutions.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Performance and innovation in resettlement and livelihoods restoration
Session Proposal ID 99
Lead Chair: Vincent Roquet | CoChair(s): Warren Paul Mayes
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
This session will include presentations on challenging resettlement projects as well as current topics and debate in resettlement, land acquisition and livelihoods restoration. The session will explore solutions that go beyond compliance with legislation and ensure mitigation of impacts and delivery of benefits to project affected p
Acceptance Status: approved
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Picture this: Images of resilience and sustainability
Session Proposal ID 62
Lead Chair: Angus Morrison-Saunders | CoChair(s): Reece Alberts
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
A picture says a thousand words! Do you have a single image that communicates about resilience or sustainability in impact assessment? Presenters will display and explain their image. Audience participation to select the best image at the session is invited.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Planning for disaster debris
Session Proposal ID 129
Lead Chair: Karl Kim | CoChair(s): Kiyomi Kawamoto , Van Romero , Eric Yamashita
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
The session considers debris generated from earthquakes, tsunamis, tropical storms, and other natural and cascading disasters. It emphasizes the need for pre-event planning and highlights the use of new technologies and approaches for data collection and debris management.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Poverty, inequality, and resilience
Session Proposal ID 139
Lead Chair: Riki Therivel
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
This session explores the links between poverty, inequality, and resilience, from the individual to the international level. It aims to improve the consideration of these issues in impact assessment, and lead to more resilient and fairer projects and plans.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Power & transmission: resilience for energy shift in transmission systems
Session Proposal ID 30
Lead Chair: Steef J.A. van Baalen
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Energy - Power, Generation and Transmission
The current Energy Shift has a large impact on transmission systems. But in what way are we prepared for disasters? are we able to cope with them and build enough resilience into our system. in this session, we will look into ways to asses the robustness of power and transmission systems for natural disasters.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Putting out the fire with gasoline: Logistic secrets of PE events
Session Proposal ID 29
Lead Chair: Timothy Peirson-Smith | CoChair(s): Chris Wong
Session Format: Workshop | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Public Participation
Without doubt, poor logistics and organisational challenges can derail effective Public Engagement (PE) in EIA. This workshop offers an open platform for participants for sharing of international best practices, silent issues, challenges and the requirements of post-event follow-up for organising successful public engagement events.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Quantifying biodiversity impacts and resilience potential
Session Proposal ID 144
Lead Chair: Akira Tanaka | CoChair(s): Sangdon Lee , Pamela Gunther
Session Format: Theme Forum | Accepts Submissions: Yes - by Invitation Only
IAIA Section: Biodiversity and Ecology
This session will focus on methods used to qualtify biodiversity resoration efforts. Presentations will include use of mitigation goals, environmental management plans, quantification of results, adaptive management, and resiliency and sustainability approaches to ensure long-term ecological benefits.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Recovery from natural disasters and community resilience in aging society
Session Proposal ID 74
Lead Chair: Hideki Koizumi | CoChair(s): Ryo Tajima
Session Format: Workshop | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
In this workshop, participants will discuss how we can design a sustainable and resilient community in an aging society while facing recovery from natural disasters.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Renewable energy landscapes: Livability threat or NIMBY? (I)
Session Proposal ID 101
Lead Chair: Jan Nuesink | CoChair(s): Margaret Trias
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
The renewable energy boom features mega windfarms, large PVparks and giant hydropower affecting natural landscapes and rural communities. Few locals benefit, many oppose the impact burden. Just old school NIMBY or should we reframe and rebalance impacts and ‘’externalities’’ of providing sustainable energy to urban centres?
Acceptance Status: approved
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Renewable energy landscapes: Livability threat or NIMBY? (II)
Session Proposal ID 162
Lead Chair:
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Acceptance Status: Approved
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Resettlement impacts and creating shared value
Session Proposal ID 163
Lead Chair:
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Acceptance Status: Approved
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Resilience, impact assessment, and coping with major project-induced change
Session Proposal ID 50
Lead Chair: Francesca Viliani
Session Format: Theme Forum | Accepts Submissions: Yes - by Invitation Only
IAIA Section: Health
Additional IAIA Section if applicable:
SIA, CSRM, Indigenous People, Disasters/Conflict
Major projects typically lead to transformational changes in the physical and human environment. How do communities cope with the change that accompanies major projects? In this interactive forum session presenters will discuss the emotional, physical, psychological and relational aspects of resilience and the lessons for HIA, SIA and EIA.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Resilient e-governance systems for smart communities
Session Proposal ID 98
Lead Chair: Giuseppe Magro | CoChair(s): Roberto Mezzalama
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
We will present new tools based on opportunities opened by Big Data analytics for improving sustainability and resiliency in governance processes by stakeholder-social participation. Real use cases of sustainability optimization are invited.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Review of IAIA SEA Performance Criteria
Session Proposal ID 70
Lead Chair: Monica Fundingsland Tetlow
Session Format: Workshop | Accepts Submissions: No - Closed
The SEA Section would like to reserve/â€hold†its dedicated time slot for the purpose of discussing/moving forward its ongoing process of reviewing the IAIA SEA Performance Criteria. The details of this session are yet to be developed.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Revised IAIA Best Practice Principles for Biodiversity in Impact Assessment
Session Proposal ID 102
Lead Chair: Elizabeth Clarke | CoChair(s): Jo Treweek
Session Format: Workshop | Accepts Submissions: No - Closed
IAIA Section: Biodiversity and Ecology
Presenting the revised IAIA Best Practice Principles for Biodiversity in Impact Assessment, following a period of consultation since the last annual IAIA conference in Florence. Session attendees will become familiarised with the principles, to include the revisions, and understand how they can be applied in practice.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Role of impact assessment in reaching the new Sustainable Development Goals
Session Proposal ID 108
Lead Chair: Geetha Ramesh | CoChair(s): Filipe Silva , Julia Nowacki
Session Format: Workshop | Accepts Submissions: No - Closed
IAIA Section: Health
This workshop will explore the role that impact assessment (IA), especially HIA, and IA practitioners have played in supporting the achievement of the MDGs; what opportunities and challenges the new SDGs present for IA; and what role we as a community of practitioners can play in supporting their realization.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Roundtable: Status of the IAIA Climate Change and IA Action Plan
Session Proposal ID 63
Lead Chair: Weston Fisher
Session Format: Workshop | Accepts Submissions: No - Closed
The results of the Climate Change and IA Workshop Roundtable will be used to advance the actions recommended in the discussion document as well as others that participants suggest receive priority attention.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Social impact assessment: Experience and development
Session Proposal ID 164
Lead Chair:
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Acceptance Status: Approved
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Social impacts in EA: State of the art
Session Proposal ID 35
Lead Chair: Sanne Vammen Larsen | CoChair(s): Anne Merrild Hansen
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
In parts of the world, including Europe, regulation exists for environmental assessments (EA) but not SIA. In such settings it becomes relevant to explore, how well social impacts are handled in EAs, and thus this session focuses on state of the art of inclusion of social impacts in EA.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Social Licence to Operate and community resilience
Session Proposal ID 71
Lead Chair: Sara Bice
Session Format: Pecha Kucha | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Corporate Stewardship and Risk Management
The term ‘social licence to operate’ (SLO) is used to describe the business case for company engagement with stakeholders and issues, especially in resources industries. This session explores the connections between a project's SLO and community resilience.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Social Licence to Operate and community resilience (I)
Session Proposal ID 165
Lead Chair:
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Acceptance Status: Approved
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Social sustainability assessment in societies with decreasing populations
Session Proposal ID 88
Lead Chair: Hidefumi Kurasaka
Session Format: Theme Forum | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
In a population-decreasing society, we have to face new sustainability problems, including a decreasing working-age population, abandonment of farming and planted forest, deteriorated social infrastructure and diminishing local communities. In order to assure social sustainability, it is necessary to put some assessment process in various planning procedures.
Acceptance Status: approved
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State of the art resilience and sustainability-oriented impact assessment
Session Proposal ID 40
Lead Chair: Angus Morrison-Saunders | CoChair(s): Jack Krohn
Session Format: Theme Forum | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
This Theme Forum session will be conducted in a World Café format to maximize participation and information sharing. Two questions drawn from the IAIA16 conference theme will be posed: (1) What are the key characteristics of effective resilience-based IA?; (2) What are the key characteristics of effective sustainability-based IA?
Acceptance Status: approved
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Sustainability: Solid ground or a slippery piece?
Session Proposal ID 89
Lead Chair: Asha Rajvanshi | CoChair(s): Vinod B. Mathur
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Biodiversity and Ecology
This session is intended to draw experience from around the world and especially from Asia on the performance and role of impact assessment in halting the loss of biodiversity and to inspire future assessments to promote biodiversity as a key element of sustainability assessment of development proposals.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Sustainable infrastructure in Latin America and the Caribbean
Session Proposal ID 113
Lead Chair: Graham Watkins
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: Yes - by Invitation Only
This session will present approaches to standardizing our understanding of sustainable infrastructure. It will focus on the need for effective multi-sector planning and advances in assessing and measuring sustainability in infrastructure projects.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Sustainable transport: Current situations and challenges
Session Proposal ID 130
Lead Chair: Hideharu Morishita | CoChair(s): Yoshitsugu Hayashi
Session Format: Theme Forum | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Since Agenda 21 was published in 1992, the UN has been dealing with transportation issues as key elements for sustainability. This session will deal with current efforts all over the world as well as future challenges for sustainable transport from the environmental, economic, and social points of view.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Synergies between impact assessment and industrial ecology
Session Proposal ID 111
Lead Chair: Ralf Aschemann
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
This session explores synergies between the communities of impact assessment (IA) and industrial ecology (IE). Example: How can IE tools such as MFA or LCA support IA processes such as EIA or SEA? As a result, both communities should learn and profit from each other in order to unfold their full potential.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Systems approaches to impact assessment for resilience and sustainability
Session Proposal ID 46
Lead Chair: Jenny Pope
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
This session will explore how systems approaches to impact assessment can enhance practice and promote resilience and sustainability. Such approaches include resilience assessment, systems thinking and all forms of systems analysis, including system dynamics and soft systems methodology. Both theoretical contributions and practical
Acceptance Status: approved
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Technological risk and emergency preparedness in the WBG's EHS Guidelines
Session Proposal ID 143
Lead Chair: Gael Gregoire
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
Technological risk assessments and emergency preparedness in the World Bank Group's EHS Guidelines and in IFC Performance Standards.
Acceptance Status: approved
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The contribution of SEA and EIA to Resilient PPP
Session Proposal ID 166
Lead Chair:
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Acceptance Status: Approved
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The link between resiliency and climate smart(er) impact assessment
Session Proposal ID 57
Lead Chair: Weston Fisher | CoChair(s): Arend Kolhoff
Session Format: Theme Forum | Accepts Submissions: Yes - by Invitation Only
IAIA Section: Climate Change
The Paris Summit outcomes can be used to advance the importance of IA and ensure that IA processes are used effectively in addressing the world’s growing environmental and social climate change challenges. This Forum is intended to help guide IA practitioners and the IAIA community in responding to the Paris directives.
Acceptance Status: approved
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The resilience of Indigenous People
Session Proposal ID 56
Lead Chair: Angeles Mendoza Sammet | CoChair(s): Kepa Morgan , Marc Dunn
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Indigenous Peoples
This is the dedicated slot for the Indigenous People Section, still evaluating alternatives to use this slot.
Acceptance Status: approved
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The role of EA in the “One Belt One Road†initiative (I)
Session Proposal ID 39
Lead Chair: He Xu | CoChair(s): Kin Che LAM , Rob Verheem , Tao Hu
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
This session aims to provide a platform to identify key issues on how EIA and SEA could play key roles in defending environmental interests in the future progress of "One Belt, One Road". The session will be jointly organized Nankai University and The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Acceptance Status: approved
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The role of international cooperation in promoting project benefit-sharing.
Session Proposal ID 59
Lead Chair: Ana Maria Esteves | CoChair(s): Galina Williams
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: Yes - by Invitation Only
IAIA Section: Social Impact Assessment
The panel will explore the role of international cooperation agencies in influencing the role that a government defines for itself, international and national private sectors, in pursuing benefit-sharing objectives for large-scale extractives and energy projects. Recommendations will be made for the field of impact assessment.
Acceptance Status: approved
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The role of SEA as a facilitator for sustainable planning
Session Proposal ID 114
Lead Chair: Charlotta Faith-Ell | CoChair(s): Thomas Fischer , Berit Balfors , Kristina Lundberg , Ulrika Gunnarsson Östling & Christina Hörnberg
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
There seems to be a need for a better understanding of the interrelationship between SEA and planning in order to achieve a better integration of sustainability in planning. In this session we want to explore the role of SEA in planning and discuss critically recent experiences of reforming SEA in different legal systems.
Acceptance Status: approved
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The role of SEA as a facilitator for sustainable planning (I)
Session Proposal ID 167
Lead Chair:
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Acceptance Status: Approved
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The role of SEA as a facilitator for sustainable planning (II)
Session Proposal ID 168
Lead Chair:
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Acceptance Status: Approved
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Tools and approaches for integrating biodiversity in impact assessment
Session Proposal ID 77
Lead Chair: Stephen Edwards
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: Yes - by Invitation Only
IAIA Section: Biodiversity and Ecology
Additional IAIA Section if applicable:
No, but it has been developed in collaboration with, and with full knowledge of the Biodiversity and Ecology Section co-chairs.
Biodiversity in impact assessment: do it right! Ensure your baseline covers its bases, screening identifies biodiversity risks, and your reports are accurate. Learn how to make sure your due diligence is just that and biodiversity is accurately reflected in your impact assessment!
Acceptance Status: approved
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Traditional Ecological Knowledge in IA
Session Proposal ID 36
Lead Chair: Anne Merrild Hansen
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Corporate Stewardship and Risk Management
People living in rural areas are often closely bonded with nature. This has formed the base for construction of traditional knowledge systems that are holistic in nature. This session discusses the benefits and challenges of including Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Impact Assessments to contribute to a sustainable development.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Uptake of impact assessment by the finance sector
Session Proposal ID 86
Lead Chair: To be confirmed
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Corporate Stewardship and Risk Management
This session explores the past, present and future potential of EIA and SEA to inform the risk management and voluntary corporate responsibility exercises of the finance sector. We are calling for research studies, case-study examples of best or worst cases, opinion and even provocative pieces to start deliberation over this issue.
Acceptance Status: approved
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Urban resettlement and land readjustment.
Session Proposal ID 64
Lead Chair: To be confirmed
Session Format: Panel Discussion | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
IAIA Section: Social Impact Assessment
Land readjustment or the idea of reassembling land parcels by a new layout plan together with the development of new infrastructures represent an opportunity to provide new ways to solve the old need to involuntary resettled people as the only solution to acquire land to build infrastructure in cities.
Acceptance Status: approved
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What’s in it for us?
Session Proposal ID 110
Lead Chair: Paul Lawrence
Session Format: Paper Session | Accepts Submissions: Yes - Open
This session invites papers to explore strategies in shifting expectations away from philanthropic gifts toward transparent environmental and social management.
Acceptance Status: approved