Presentations

Presenters have been invited to upload their IAIA19 presentations to this page. Presentations received to-date are available below. Presentations are listed alphabetically.

Presentation List:

• A co-design and outcomes-based impact assessment model
  Anne Dansey   session: Country experiences with evolution in the energy sector and IA requirements (II)
• A method that can revolutionise impact assessment
  Barton C Napier   session: Impact assessment is only good when it is effective
• A method that can revolutionise impact assessment
  Barton C Napier   session: IA: evolution, revolution - or rather ‘accidental’?
• Advancing Health Impact Assessment in Lao PDR
  Dr. Tayphasavanh Fengthong   session: Without Health there is Nothing: Health Impact Achievements in Asia
• Applying SIA in assessing (community) contribution in cultural heritage
  Eirini Gallou   session: Practising heritage conservation with impact assessments
• Are offsets in Australia fit enough to survive?
  David Francis   session: Let’s talk about this – Evolution or revolution for IA
• Assessing GI differences in the UK and Mexico
  Juan Carlos Tejeda-González, Thomas B. Fischer, Samuel Hayes   session: International progress in regional-scale impact assessment
• Assessing Social Impacts of Mine Closure
  Jo-Anne Everingham   session: Social License and Impact Assessment of Energy Transitions
• Assessing sustainable impacts amidst institutional constraints: A case study of the Ghanaian mining industry
  Imbrogiano, Jean-Pierre; Stemn, Eric; Bond, Carol J.   session: Impact assessment is only good when it is effective
• Being Agile: Evolving IA in a Changing World
  Anthony Sutton, Donna Weston, and Angus Morrison-Saunders   session: Let’s talk about this – Evolution or revolution for IA
• Beyond bilateral agreements in Australian impact assessment
  Erin Pears   session: Filling the Evolving IA Governance Gap: Regional vs Federal Authority
• Beyond Compliance outcomes through impact assessment
  Rachel Brazier   session: Improving environmental and social performance on construction projects
• Beyond impact assessment results: Soto Norte
  Andres Amaya Villaneda   session: Can the ecosystem service concept improve the outcome for impact assessment?
• Bill C-69: Hang out a shingle for (R)evolution
  Jennifer Ann McGetrick   session: The recent reform of federal EA law in Canada: Revolution or Evolution? (I)
• Capacity development for effective SEA: Setting the agenda for research and practice
  Alan Bond   session: Impact assessment is only good when it is effective
• Charles or Che? Choose your champion for the future of impact assessment!
  Tanya Burdett   session: Charles or Che? Choose your champion for the future of impact assessment!
• Comparison of SDGs and IA
  Bryan Jenkins   session: Impact Assessment and Sustainable Development Goals
• Conservation for development projects in Ecuador
  Melanie Aleman   session: Operating in emerging countries with high biological and cultural diversity
• Determinants and Benchmarks of EIA report quality for Japan's cooperation projects
  Tetsuya Kamijo   session: Evolution of ESIA practice in Asia-Pacific developing economies
• Developing Evaluation Criteria for SIA Reports: Application on Geothermal Project Studies from Ethiopia, Indonesia and Kenya
  Nadine Naguib Suliman Abdelrahman   session: Putting the 'social' back into science: quality social impact assessment
• Don't mention the other mines: cumulative impacts, public participation and Queensland's Galilee Basin
  Katie Meissner   session: The Cumulative Dimensions of Resource Regions
• Early planning and stakeholder engagement
  Lachlan Wilkinson   session: Early Planning in Impact Assessment in Canada and Other Countries
• ECOSYSTEM IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF BUILT INFRASTRUCTURE MONETISATION AND METRICS, DESIGN AND DEMONSTRATION
  Martina Girvan   session: CAN THE ECOSYSTEM SERVICE CONCEPT IMPROVE THE OUTCOME FOR IMPACT ASSESSMENT?
• Effective Impact Assessment Scoping For Efficient Delivery
  Belinda Sinclair   session: ESIA Leadership: The Role of an ESIA Co-ordinator
• EIA Consistency and the Potential Micro Climate Impact of Solar Farms
  Bronte Merrick Nixon   session: Country experiences with evolution in the energy sector and IA requirements
• Engaging stakeholders in post-mining transitions
  Jo-Anne Everingham   session: Impact Assessment of Project Closure: Meeting the New Expectations
• Environmental Design Criteria for Project Design
  Simon John Catchpole   session: Collaboration between Engineers and Environmental Practitioners
• Evolution of environmental impact assessment in India
  reddy, g.v.   session: Environmental sustainability in large mining projects in developing regions
• Evolution: Consultation Collaboration and Consent
  Fern Stockman   session: Integrating indigenous rights and knowledges into impact assessment
• Evolving the Utility and Potential of Social Media in Social Impact Assessment
  Dr Yetta Gurtner   session: Digital Impact Assessment – the latest developments
• Exploring Futures of the Ayeyarwady River System:Dynamics of knowledge and storyline production
  Tira Foran   session: The Cumulative Dimensions of Resource Regions
• Expropriation or Negotiated Settlement?
  Susanna Price   session: Access to Remedy and Impact Assessment
• Formalizing revised EIA follow-up best practice principles
  Angus Morrison-Saunders, Jos Arts, Lara Mottee   session: Formalising revised EIA follow-up best practice principles
• From an SIA to a resilience lens: implications for learning between fields
  Helen Ross   session: Putting the 'social' back into science: quality social impact assessment
• From attendance to participation to consultation
  Yaddy Ruiz   session: Community engagement from project, policy, and IA perspectives (I)
• From Voluntary to Statutory: HIA in Wales
  Liz Green   session: Health Assessment and Needs
• Good practices for the landscape integration in projects
  Manuel Ramon Garcia Sanchez-Colomer   session: Practising heritage conservation with impact assessments
• Gradual or Sudden: System and Science in IA
  Myungjin Kim   session: Asian S3EA: Strategic, Spatial and Sustainable EA
• Hazardous Material Management in Thilawa Special Economic Zone, Myanmar
  Gene Peralta, Cho ChoWynn, Janis Shandro, Min Than Nyunt, PyiPyiPho, Susann Roth   session: Without Health there is Nothing: Health Impact Achievements in Asia
• HIA Case Studies and Transboundary Health Issues
  Silva, F. Roth, S Peralta, G Shandro, J   session: Without Health there is Nothing: Health Impact Achievements in Asia
• HIA for Economic Zones in the Greater Mekong Subregion
  Dr. Janis Shandro   session: Without Health there is Nothing: Health Impact Achievements in Asia
• How green is green?
  Bryony Walmsley   session: Is the oil & gas industry able to adapt to the renewable energy revolution?
• IA evolution or revolution? It depends on whom you ask
  Megan Jones   session: Let’s talk about this – Evolution or revolution for IA
• Imapct Assessment the Victorian Way; overview of an old legislative system administered through contemporary practices
  Geoff Ralphs   session: Impact assessment the Australian way(s)
• Impacts of education and training interventions
  Simon Maurice   session: Environmental sustainability in large mining projects in developing regions
• Implementing the SIA guideline in New South Wales
  Richard Parsons   session: Institutionalising SIA Practice within Government Decision Making
• In the war room: Soto Norte mining project experience
  Andres Amaya Villaneda   session: Collaboration between engineers and environmental practitioners (III)
• Integrated Assessment: evolving sustainability pillars
  Stephen Timms   session: Disaster Risk Reduction and Community Resilience
• Integrating biodiversity net gain in the EIA process
  Mihai Coroi   session: Let’s talk about this – Evolution or revolution for IA
• INTEGRATING CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION INTO EIA: REVIOLUTION OR EVOLUTION
  Barry Wiesner   session: Climate Change
• Introduction of Disaster Impact Assessment in Korea
  Changjae Kwak   session: Disaster Risk Reduction and Community Resilience
• Key influences shaping Asia-Pacific ESIA practic
  Emma Waterhouse   session: Evolution of ESIA practice in Asia-Pacific developing economies (I)
• Learnings from a Regional Water Plan SEA in Mexico
  JUAN CARLOS TEJEDA GONZÁLEZ   session: Scope and level of detail for SEA at national and regional scale
• Learnings on Regulatory Transparency for the South Australian Mining Sector
  Erik W Lock   session: Evolving public participation to address community context, complexity, and
• Lessons from the closure of the Leigh Creek Coalfield
  Nathan Zeman   session: Impact Assessment of Project Closure: Meeting the New Expectations
• Life of Project Approach to Environmental Compliance and Environmentally sound Design and Implementation training: USAID West Africa 2016-2017
  Henry Nii Arday Aryeetey   session: Using case studies in teaching Impact Assessment
• Maturing to Tangible IA on Small-scale Construction Projects
  Bharat Gordhan   session: Improving environmental and social performance on construction projects
• More than a Classroom: HIA Training Strategy for Wales
  Liz Green   session: Capacity building for HIA and for health in IA.
• Opening a can of worms: SIA as a dialogic process
  Richard Parsons   session: SIA: How Early is Too Early?
• Outcome-based Management for Sustainability
  Bryan Jenkins   session: Let’s talk about this – Evolution or revolution for IA
• Poison or Panacea? The role of infrastructure in Offsets policy
  Gareth Rees   session: Seeing the forest for the trees - are offsets the panaceia?
• Preliminary Environmental Cost Accounting For Olkaria IV Geothermal Project
  Elizabeth Mwangi-Gachau   session: Country experiences with evolution in the energy sector and IA requirements
• Proposed Impact Assessment Process in Canada
  Lisa Walls   session: The recent reform of Federal EA Law in Canada: evolution or revolution?
• Re-evolutionizing Soto Norte region
  Yaddy Ruiz   session: Evolution or revolution? The strategic value of SIA in regional development (I)
• Research capacity and knowledge in Impact Assessment
  Samantha Darling   session: Filling the Evolving IA Governance Gap: Regional vs Federal Authority
• Review of biodiversity mitigation measures of Japan's cooperation projects
  Tetsuya Kamijo   session: Integrating biodiversity & ecosystem services into the mitigation hierarchy
• SDGs and IA in Japan -From talks in Kuching 2018 -
  Harashina, Sachihiko   session: Asian S3EA: Strategic, Spatial and Sustainable EA
• Serving Multiple Regimes: Reflection on the gaps and synergies between impact assessment for national regulations and international lender requirements
  Andrew Sembel and Lucy Mitchell   session: Evolution of ESIA practice in Asia-Pacific developing economies
• So What is Next? - Health Mitigation Plan Implementation Improvement
  Yina Xiao   session: Health Assessment and Needs
• Social Impact Assessment for 21st Century Economies
  Laura Harkins-Small   session: Evolution or Revolution? The strategic value of SIA in regional development
• Social Safeguards and Economic Displacement
  Santiago Olmos   session: Social impact assessment of the displacement of vulnerable people
• Socio-economic impacts of Offshore Wind Farm projects
  Professor john glasson   session: Social and environmental impacts of marine renewable energy
• Technocratic oriented SIA: Proponents to win and community to lose
  Tselmegsaikhan Lkhagva   session: Putting the 'social' back into science: quality social impact assessment
• Thai Experiences on HIA from policy to practice
  Dr. Jittima Rodsawad   session: Without Health there is Nothing: Health Impact Achievements in Asia
• The Endgame is on: Options for Oil Producing Countries
  Svein Grotli Skogen   session: Is the oil & gas industry able to adapt to the renewable energy revolution?
• The hidden influence of governance in SEA: organisational environments
  Margarida B. Monteiro   session: Impact assessment is only good when it is effective
• The importance of EIA and Oceans Management
  Kosi Murray Latu   session: Strengthening impact assessment in the Pacific Islands
• THE LIFE OF PROJECT (LOP) APPROACH TO ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT (ESDM) IN PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION TRAINING BY USAID.
  Henry Aryeetey   session: Using case studies in teaching Impact Assessment
• The missing link: Can we follow-up without ESIA?
  Lara Mottee   session: Why Follow-up? Managing the Social Impacts of Transport in Urban Cities
• The Path of Least Resistance
  David Carberry   session: Filling the Evolving IA Governance Gap: Regional vs Federal Authority
• The Path of Least Resistance
  David Carberry   session: Filling the Evolving IA Governance Gap: Regional vs Federal Authority
• The role of SPREP in supporting EIA in the Pacific islands
  Gregory Matthew Barbara   session: Strengthening impact assessment in the Pacific Islands
• The Role of Tiering in Delivering Effective EAs
  Heikki Kalle, Lotta Faith-Ell, Jos Arts   session: Impact assessment is only good when it is effective
• To infinity and beyond where no IA has gone before
  Miles Scott-Brown; Karin Kurtz   session: Filling the Evolving IA Governance Gap: Regional vs Federal Authority
• Towards the Establishment of the HIA Network Asia Pacific
  Helen Brown, Gene Peralta and Susann Roth   session: Without Health there is Nothing: Health Impact Achievements in Asia
• Turbine shutdown on demand: a key mitigation measure
  Ricardo Tomé   session: Solutions for conflicts between wind energy technologies and birds
• Turbine shutdown on demand: a key mitigation measure
  Ricardo Tomé   session: Sustainable Smart-Infrastructure Case studies
• Undertaking SIA at an island level
  Katherine Russell   session: Social impact assessment and baseline studies adapted to local contexts
• USAID Ghana Environmental Assessment of Indoor Residual spraying 2015-2016
  Henry Nii Arday Aryeetey   session: Health Assessment and Needs
• We need to talk about Albania. Achieving net gains from behind the iron curtain
  Tim O'Donnell   session: Operating in emerging countries with high biological and cultural diversity
• What can SIA learn from Australian Rules Football
  Daniel Marsh   session: SIA: How Early is Too Early?
• What Now? Looking to the Future of Environment Impact Assessment and Humanitarian Response
  Charles Kelly   session: Disaster Risk Reduction and Community Resilience
• What's New? Rights and Legislative Change in Canada
  Trefor Smith   session: Integrating indigenous rights and knowledges into impact assessment