Presentations

Presenters have been invited to upload their IAIA22 presentations to this page. Presentations received to-date are available below. Presentations are listed alphabetically.

Presentation List:

• 50th Anniversary of NEPA: Summary of Influential U.S. court decisions - Powerpoint
  P.E. "Pam" Hudson   session: The 50th anniversary of NEPA: Lessons learned and future challenges
• Agenda-free consultative impact assessment: A key to confidence building
  David A. Burack   session: Building confidence in EA through good evidence and practitioner integrity
• Amplifying the perspectives of program participants: What works?
  Lisa Zook   session: Building confidence in IA results by using participatory approaches
• ANTAMINA: TRANSFORMING 25 YEARS OF DATA TO A BIODIVERSIY CONSERVATION TOOL
  Claudia Valencia Franke   session: From data and information to knowledge and wisdom in impact assessment
• Applications of eDNA Technology for Improved EIA and Conservation Outcomes
  Vere Ross-Gillespie   session: Nature positive: Reaching a global goal for nature
• Are Baseline and Modeling Supporting EA Follow-up for Hydroelectric Dams?
  Carolyn Brown   session: EA Follow-up: Exploring its role as a confidence building exercise
• Are resources sufficient for the evaluation of social impacts of resource projects?
  Nina Barton   session: A holistic approach to SIA: Meaningful implementation for modern challenges
• Are we positive? Is impact assessment prepared to implement positive effects requirements?
  Lyle Thompson   session: Are we positive? Is IA prepared to implement positive effects requirements?
• Assessing Biophysical Factors That Support Ecosystem Function in IAs
  Edwin Hubert   session: Impact assessment innovations in Western and Northern Canada
• Assessing contributions to sustainability from rare earth element mining
  Eve McLeod Norberg   session: The Intersection of ESG, sustainability, and IA
• Assessing impacts that matter to people: practical examples of assessing psycho-social impacts within environmental impact assessment
  Catherine Fairbairn   session: Theories and concepts to build confidence in psycho-social impact assessment
• Assessing Project Amendments: Creeping Baselines and Cumulative Baselines
  Alan Ehrlich   session: Impact assessment innovations in Western and Northern Canada
• Assessing the public interest in impact assessment using a multiple account evaluation framework
  Cameron Gunton   session: Advancing impact assessment: Opportunities, methods, and tools
• Better explain ESIA for a Better PP
  Jean Hébert   session: Achieving more meaningful public participation in impact assessment
• Building confidence in EIA: Key environmental auditing assumptions in the South African EIA system
  Theunis Meyer   session: Compliance and Enforcement of Impact Assessment Decisions
• Building confidence through consistent and meaningful consultation and delivering on commitments
  Candice Wilson   session: Working with Indigenous community to create confidence in projects
• Collaborative Assessments: Melding Indigenous Nation Wants with Project Proponent Needs
  Julie Swinscoe   session: Building confidence in IA results by using participatory approaches
• Confronting Already Significant Existing Cumulative Effects
  Marcus Eyre   session: IA: Special Challenges and Potential
• COVID AND IMPACT ASSESSMENT4TH IAIA SURVEY RESULTS
  Charles Kelly   session: The COVID pandemic, disasters, conflict, impact assessment, and beyond
• Developing Indigenous Health Indicators for Cumulative Effects Management
  Clementine Bouche   session: Indigenous-specific cumulative effects assessment methodologies
• Developing synergies between isolated corporate areas through NbS language
  Nicole Puschel   session: Including nature-based solutions in project design and impact assessment
• Early Engagement and Effective Consensus Seeking Under the BC Environmental Assessment Act
  Katherine St James   session: Planning early for next generation IA: Lessons from BC, Canada, and beyond
• Economic Impact Assessment: Where We've Come From, Where We Are Now, and Where We Still Need to Go
  Chris Joseph   session: Advancing impact assessment: Opportunities, methods, and tools
• Emerging Models for Indigenous-Crown Collaborative Impact Assessment - Challenges and Opportunities
  Trefor Smith   session: State-Indigenous processes that advance FPIC requirements under UNDRIP
• Encouraging participation through ethical data collection and digitalisation
  Debbie Cousins, Amy Sexton and Claire Penny   session: Online IA processes for sustainable development: Building relationships and collaboration
• Environmental Stewardship Initiative Lake Babine Nation Wetland Case Study
  Nicole Wright   session: Indigenous-specific cumulative effects assessment methodologies
• ESMF for Climate Resilience and Rural Development Project: Global Learnings & Local Solutions
  Nazia Zakir Ahmed   session:
• Evolution in Guidance for EIA Implementation as a Confidence Building Measure: A Comparative Case Study of Brazil, Chile, and Colombia
  John James Loomis   session: Confidence in policies and public involvement: Moving targets?
• Factors of Residents’ Attitude to Solar-PV Project
  Shigeo Nishikizawa   session: Asian S3EA: Strategic, Spatial, and Sustainable EA
• From Reactive to Proactive: Metlakatla's Indigenous-led Cumulative Effects Management Program
  Katerina Kwon and Erin Mutrie   session: Advancing impact assessment: Opportunities, methods, and tools
• Health impact assessment and health in environmental assessment in Europe
  Gabriel Gulis   session: Health impact assessment: Key topics and new direction for inclusion in handbook
• Health Impact Assessment Fit for Energy Transition
  Mortara Simone Fortunato   session: Health impact assessment: Research, policy, and application
• How collaboration can support Indigenous priorities and advance project
  Morgan Guerin and Erin Harlos   session: More collaboration...better results
• Impact assessment at-a-glance: Process booklets for a wide audience
  Jeremy Freeman   session: Achieving more meaningful public participation in impact assessment
• Improving how we describe disturbed sites planned for new development
  Chuck Hubert   session: Planning early for next generation IA: Lessons from BC, Canada, and beyond
• Improving Regulatory Efficiency with Readability
  Emily Louise Stace McKie   session: PRE-RECORDED PRESENTATIONS ONLY: Bridging the gap between the theory and practice of IA
• Including the voices of Indigenous Peoples matters
  Andrea Repetto Vargas   session: Participation, Partnership and Impact Assessment: Tools and practice for better outcomes
• Increasing Transparency in the Determination of Significance
  Alvaro Paredes   session: Confidence in policies and public involvement: Moving targets?
• INDIGENOUS & STAKEHOLDER INVOLVEMENT DOES NOT END AT PROJECT APPROVAL
  Philip Seeto   session: Indigenous and Stakeholder Involvement in Post-Decision Activities
• Indigenous-led impact assessment: opportunities and challenges for meaningful input in project-based assessments
  Jeffrey Nishima-Miller   session: State-Indigenous processes that advance FPIC requirements under UNDRIP
• Integrating Climate Risk Assessments into Impact Assessments-USAID's example
  Henry Nii Arday Aryeetey   session: IA: Special Challenges and Potential
• Integrating GHG Emissions into IA: The Federal Experience in Canada
  Meinhard Doelle   session: First experiences with Canada’s 2019 Impact Assessment Act
• Micro and macro considerations in jointly regulated impact assessments in British Columbia, Canada
  Jeff Rempel   session: Confidence in policies and public involvement: Moving targets?
• NEPA Next 50: EIA for Infrastructure Investment
  Edward (Ted) Andersen Boling   session: The 50th anniversary of NEPA: Lessons learned and future challenges
• New! An Indigenous Peoples Participation & Partnership Paradigm
  Greg Guldin   session:
• Pinning Down the Mitigation Hierarchy to Protect Biodiversity: A Quest for Principle and Consistency
  David W. Poulton   session: IA: Special Challenges and Potential
• Professional Registration for Impact Assessment Practitioners: The South African Story
  Jacqui Hex   session: Indigenous-specific cumulative effects assessment methodologies
• PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN IA- EXPERIENCES FROM NEPAL
  Milan Dahal   session: Achieving more meaningful public participation in impact assessment
• Quantifying social determinants of health using qualitative inputs and structural equation modelling
  Laurens Reumers   session: From data and information to knowledge and wisdom in impact assessment
• Quantifying social determinants of health using qualitative inputs and structural equation modelling (PDF)
  Laurens Reumers   session: Health impact assessment: Research, policy, and application
• Rebalancing powers in impact assessment
  Caroline Brodeur   session: Human Rights Impact Assessments: Trends and Approaches
• Reviewing trends in Mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence
  Irit Tamir   session: Human Rights Impact Assessments: Trends and Approaches
• Rijnenburg Energy Landscape: participation process from a citizen’s perspective
  Jan Nuesink   session: Meaningful participation: Defining this key to IA success and confidence
• Scoping in a complex world: an appeal for a broad focus? Lessons learned from the Netherlands
  Gisa Vos   session: Good practices of tiering SEA and EIA: How to make it happen?
• Shades of Green
  Chuck Hubert   session:
• Sharing Stewardship: A Model of Collaboration for Environmental Assessments between the Government of Canada & the Cree Nation Government 
  Erica Guth and Véronique Lalande   session: More collaboration...better results
• Shifts in Resource Management: Collaboration on Cumulative Effects
  Carley Coccola and Maya Paul   session: More collaboration...better results
• Strategic Assessment of Climate Change under Canada’s 2019 IAA
  Christian Reuten   session: First experiences with Canada’s 2019 Impact Assessment Act
• Strategic environmental and social assessment of Regional Land-use Plans
  Jean-Philippe Waaub   session: Regional assessments: Objectives, approaches, and lessons from practice
• Supporting Proponents in Preparation for the Impact Assessment Process
  Conor Anderson   session: Planning early for next generation IA: Lessons from BC, Canada, and beyond
• The HIA4SD Project: from research to policy dialogue
  Mirko Winkler   session: Health impact assessment: Research, policy, and application
• The role of impact benefit agreements for environmental assessment
  Thomas Gunton   session: Advancing impact assessment: Opportunities, methods, and tools
• Tiering in the US and Local Tiering in New York State
  Peter Liebowitz   session: Good practices of tiering SEA and EIA: How to make it happen?
• Tsleil-Waututh Nation Perspective on the Interpretation and Implementation of UNDRIP
  Michelle George and Melanie Walker   session: State-Indigenous processes that advance FPIC requirements under UNDRIP
• UNDRIP and FPIC: Getting Beyond the Status Quo
  Jay Hartling   session: Beyond consent: Embedding Indigenous decision making in extractive projects
• Using HIA to repair relationships and re-connect nature and health
  Jade Yehia & Shannon Waters   session: Health impact assessment: Research, policy, and application
• Using HIA to repair relationships and re-connect nature and health
  Jade Yehia   session: Health impact assessment: Research, policy, and application
• What Does Good Look Like?
  Shield   session: Are we positive? Is IA prepared to implement positive effects requirements?
• Where it’s at: Post approval practices under the new (Canadian) federal assessment process
  Patricia Fitzpatrick   session: First experiences with Canada’s 2019 Impact Assessment Act