Paper & Presentation Abstracts

IAIA23 Submitted Paper & Presentation Abstracts

Following is a list of IAIA23 Annual Conference paper & presentation abstracts.

Barriers and breakthroughs: The roles of Indigenous Women in Canadian IAs

Abstract ID# 123

Presenting Author: Britney Zacharuk | Coauthor(s): Alexandra Bridges
Preferred Session: Building Resilience through Indigenous Participation in EIA

Summary Statement: Highlighting the resilience of Indigenous women, their role as knowledge keepers, and the importance of intersectional, meaningful, community-led engagement.

Acceptance Status: approve

Spatial planning and its role in a resilient green economy

Abstract ID# 299

Presenting Author: Rachel Asante Owusu
Preferred Session: Impact Assessment for Resilient Carbon Neutrality

Summary Statement: The role of spatial planning and cumulative impact assessment in supporting the rapid transition to renewable energy whilst safeguarding biodiversity, ecosystem services.

Acceptance Status: approve

A case for the S in ESG

Abstract ID# 320

Presenting Author: Alex Cisneros Menchaca
Preferred Session: Sustainable Finance and ESG - double materiality assessment

Summary Statement: This presentation will describe different interpretations of the S in ESG, and a case study on the multifaceted challenges to identify what is material, and to whom, in ESG reporting.

Acceptance Status: approve

A Framework for the Implementation of EIA for a Deep-sea Mining Project

Abstract ID# 112

Presenting Author: Michael Clarke
Preferred Session: The Role of EIA in Deep-Sea Mining

Summary Statement: A framework for the implementation of environmental impact assessment specific to the unique challenges of DSM

Acceptance Status: approve

A Holistic Model for Inclusive and Resilient Linear Infrastructure in ASEAN

Abstract ID# 350

Presenting Author: Martin Cosier | Coauthor(s): Matthew Baird
Preferred Session: ASEAN Day Session 2 - Resilience, Sustainability and Inclusion in IA

Summary Statement: The paper advocates a holistic regulatory model that integrates strategic planning and project-specific assessment to develop inclusive and resilient linear infrastructure in ASEAN.

Acceptance Status: approve

A new approach to Critical Habitat assessment aligned with World Bank ESS6

Abstract ID# 37

Presenting Author: Josefo Tuyor | Coauthor(s): Andrew Cauldwell
Preferred Session: Ecological resilience and impact assessment: applications and challenges

Summary Statement: A practical new approach to critical habitat assessment for the World Bank ESS6 is presented to with an emphasis to flag critical habitat features where Net Gain maybe challenging to achieve

Acceptance Status: approve

A sectoral approach to assess human rights impacts in the renewables sector

Abstract ID# 82

Presenting Author: Tulika Bansal
Preferred Session: New developments in human rights impact assessment

Summary Statement: This presentation describes the concept of sector-wide impact assessment (SWIA) and how it can inspire and elements thereof could help overcome challenges that exist in current impact assess

Acceptance Status: approve

Above and Beyond IA: Benefits for the Territory Development

Abstract ID# 332

Presenting Author: Andres Amaya | Coauthor(s): Yaddy Ruiz
Preferred Session: Overhauling impact assessment in response to the sustainability imperatives

Summary Statement: An IA methodology has been developed and tested in infrastructure projects in Colombia â€“ surpassing impact management and achieving long-term benefits and sustainable neighboring territories

Acceptance Status: approve

Advancing the process for determining social impact significance

Abstract ID# 324

Presenting Author: Natalie Gardner | Coauthor(s): Sharon Harwood
Preferred Session: Perspectives on Social Impact Assessment

Summary Statement: A proposed process for determining social impact significance that advances assessment transparency, reduces professional subjectivity and incorporates local views in the assessment of impac

Acceptance Status: approve

Agrivoltaics creating energy justice

Abstract ID# 410

Presenting Author: Madeline Taylor
Preferred Session: SDGs in food production and consumption - land and sea

Summary Statement: This presentation examines agrivoltaic regulation and policies through the lens of energy justice in three different jurisdictions: NSW, Massachusetts, and Japan.

Acceptance Status: approve

Aligning EA and the Sustainable Development Goals: Practitioner perspective

Abstract ID# 427

Presenting Author: Emilia Ravn Boess | Coauthor(s): Ainhoa Gonzalez Del Campo
Preferred Session: Overhauling impact assessment in response to the sustainability imperatives

Summary Statement: This talk explores perspectives of consultants in aligning SDGs and EA, addressing motivation as well as challenges and opportunities that prevail when translating motivation to action.

Acceptance Status: approve

An Indigenous-led history of change to evaluate cumulative effects

Abstract ID# 323

Presenting Author: Corrie Allen
Preferred Session: How is Indigenous leadership improving IA?

Summary Statement: Through centering Indigenous knowledge, we reconstruct past ecological baselines over a 150-year history to demonstrate the cumulative impact of human activities across space and time.

Acceptance Status: approve

An Overview of Socioeconomic Impacts of Landslides

Abstract ID# 35

Presenting Author: KwanBen sim | Coauthor(s): MinLee Lee , SoonYee Wong
Preferred Session: Analysis of cumulative impact and its input for climate change management through ESIA

Summary Statement: This paper aims to discuss the loss of life caused by historical landslide events. In addition, economic losses and their quantification around the world will also be discussed.

Acceptance Status: approve

Analysis for further improvement of Social Licensing to Operate (SLO)

Abstract ID# 223

Presenting Author: Kultip Suwanteep
Preferred Session: Asian S3EA: Strategic, Spatial and Sustainable EA

Summary Statement: This study identifies the key issues and key actors of the past project development for further improvement of social conflicts and enhancing social license.

Acceptance Status: approve

Analysis of Relationship between Urban Development Patterns and Particulate

Abstract ID# 221

Presenting Author: Jin-Oh Kim
Preferred Session: How environmental impact assessment works: Case studies

Summary Statement: This study aims to understand how urban development patterns are associated with concentration of Particulate Matters, using the annual concentration data of PM for 5 years in Seoul metropol

Acceptance Status: approve

Assessing cumulative impacts for Fort McKay MÃ©tis Nation in Alberta

Abstract ID# 347

Presenting Author: Erika Bockstael | Coauthor(s): Adi Adiele , Thomas Dyck
Preferred Session: Building Resilience through Indigenous Participation in EIA

Summary Statement: Addressing cumulative impacts for Fort McKay MÃ©tis Nation using a Community-Based Monitoring Framework and an assessment of cumulative impacts involving a landscape simulation model.

Acceptance Status: approve

Assessing health impacts of energy transition technologies

Abstract ID# 277

Presenting Author: Simone Mortara | Coauthor(s): Filippo Uberti
Preferred Session: Integrating risk and impact assessment in renewable energy supply chains

Summary Statement: Results from systematic reviews of scientific literature on health effects on workers and communities of renewable energy and green technologies

Acceptance Status: approve

Assessing infrastructure procurement decisions for positive social outcomes

Abstract ID# 89

Presenting Author: Ruth O'Connor | Coauthor(s): Kirsty Jones
Preferred Session: Ensuring environmental and social performance of Infrastructure Projects

Summary Statement: This presentation describes the development of assessment measures for early decisions about contractual models that support positive social outcomes in an Australian context.

Acceptance Status: approve

Assessing mitigations for mine exploration with Indigenous storytelling

Abstract ID# 201

Presenting Author: Bruce Muir
Preferred Session: Indigenous Knowledge as the Foundation of Indigenous-led Impact Assessments

Summary Statement: Indigenous TEK storytelling methodology to scope cultural valued components and spatiotemporal boundaries, assess project and cumulative effects, and identify effective mitigation measures

Acceptance Status: approve

Assessment and management of polymetallic nodule mining in CCZ ecosystems

Abstract ID# 130

Presenting Author: Jeffrey Dambacher | Coauthor(s): Piers Dunstan
Preferred Session: The Role of EIA in Deep-Sea Mining

Summary Statement: A research project is developing an integrated ecosystem assessment and framework for ecosystem-based management for the NORI-D lease, Clarion Clipperton Zone, Northeast Pacific Ocean.

Acceptance Status: approve

Assessment Methods to Achieve Sustainability

Abstract ID# 426

Presenting Author: Bryan Jenkins
Preferred Session: Overhauling impact assessment in response to the sustainability imperatives

Summary Statement: The paper sets out assessment methods for when sustainability limits have been exceeded. It includes examples of the application of these methods.

Acceptance Status: approve

Baram Heritage Survey- Decolonial Assessments in Indigenous Territories

Abstract ID# 121

Presenting Author: Jettie Word | Coauthor(s): Fiona McAlpine
Preferred Session: Building Resilience through Indigenous Participation in EIA

Summary Statement: Collaborative survey with Indigenous communities of Sarawak provides an evaluation method that incorporates community-based ecological solutions and decolonizes the evaluation process

Acceptance Status: approve

Benchmarking Environmental and Social Safeguard Procedures: What are the Re

Abstract ID# 120

Presenting Author: David Annandale | Coauthor(s): Darko Annandale
Preferred Session: Fueling effective ESIA through leadership and systems transformation

Summary Statement: This paper will (i) outline a conceptual framework for benchmarking the environmental and social safeguard frameworks of development finance providers; and, (ii) present an approach that pot

Acceptance Status: approve

Beyond Avoidance: AIFFPï¿½s journey to strengthen E&S

Abstract ID# 361

Presenting Author: Jo Buldeski | Coauthor(s): Philip Martin
Preferred Session: Transforming environmental governance at local and international scales to improve ESG outcomes

Summary Statement: AIFFPï¿½s journey in working with E&S safeguards to spur innovation and improvement in Pacific infrastructure projects.

Acceptance Status: approve

Bruce Dunn, Director, Safeguards Division, Asian Development Bank (ADB)

Abstract ID# 116

Presenting Author: Bruce Dunn
Preferred Session: Advancements in Environmental and Social Policies - MDB perspectives

Summary Statement: Director, Safeguards Division, Asian Development Bank (ADB)

Acceptance Status: approve

Building ecological resilience in a rapidly changing landscape

Abstract ID# 172

Presenting Author: Corin Simmonds | Coauthor(s): Jo Treweek
Preferred Session: Ecological resilience and impact assessment: applications and challenges

Summary Statement: This paper details how EACOP used innovative approaches to build ecological resilience into in a rapidly changing landscape through a detailed, informed, iterative avoidance process.

Acceptance Status: approve

Can the Marine Renewable Energy Act function as SEA in Japan?

Abstract ID# 151

Presenting Author: Ayano Takeuchi | Coauthor(s): Shoko Ando
Preferred Session: Marine EsIA: challenges and roadmap ahead

Summary Statement: Offshore wind projects (OWP) have the potential to promote renewable energy in Japan. The purpose of this research is to analyze the dialogue process of the committee settled by the â€œAct on

Acceptance Status: approve

Canada's Strategic Assessment of Climate Change: Effectiveness and Learning

Abstract ID# 107

Presenting Author: Kelsey Margraf
Preferred Session: Impact Assessment for Resilient Carbon Neutrality

Summary Statement: An investigation of the effectiveness of Canadaâ€™s Strategic Assessment of Climate Change in integrating climate change considerations into federal impact assessment processes.

Acceptance Status: approve

Capacity Building for Social Impact Assessment Professionals in Malaysia

Abstract ID# 53

Presenting Author: TPr Herlina Ab Aziz
Preferred Session: Implementation of social impact assessment for physical development of projects

Summary Statement: This paper examines the social impact assessment professionalism capacity gaps in Malaysia and outlines initiatives that are and can be taken to build sufficient capacity to ensure the SIA p

Acceptance Status: approve

Capacity Building on Social Impact Assessment through Certification and Acc

Abstract ID# 360

Presenting Author: takeharu kojima | Coauthor(s): megumi kato
Preferred Session: Capacity Building on SIA through Certification and Accreditation

Summary Statement: JICA has an advisory committee to confirm social impact. We believe that certification/accreditation system for social impact assessment will be important especially in host country. Underst

Acceptance Status: approve

Challenges for Climate Change Resilience & Adaptation in EIA of Myanmar

Abstract ID# 187

Presenting Author: Htet Wai Yan Aung | Coauthor(s): Ei Ei Mon
Preferred Session: ASEAN Day Session 3 - Climate Change and IA in ASEAN

Summary Statement: Will the â€œEnvironmental Impact Assessment Guide to: Climate Change Resilience & Adaptationâ€ developed by IEMA in 2020 be applicable to the EIA System in the least developing country like Mya

Acceptance Status: approve

Circular economies for sustainable health and well-being

Abstract ID# 30

Presenting Author: Liz Green | Coauthor(s): Mark Drane
Preferred Session: Synergies of Impact Assessment and Circular Economy

Summary Statement: This paper discusses a HIA carried out on reduce, reuse and recycle waste strategies in Wales. It provides transferrable learning, insight into the HIA and the impact it has had.

Acceptance Status: approve

Citizen Science yields reliable biodiversity baselines for assessments

Abstract ID# 156

Presenting Author: Alan Chenoweth
Preferred Session: The contribution of Citizen Science to Participatory Impact Assessment

Summary Statement: Citizen Science has potential for greater integration in environmental impact assessments, as it can provide reliable long term baseline data on ecosystem population trends and migrations.

Acceptance Status: approve

Climate change considerations for federally regulated pipelines in Canada

Abstract ID# 247

Presenting Author: Usha Mulukutla
Preferred Session: Impact Assessment for Resilient Carbon Neutrality

Summary Statement: This paper discusses Canada Energy Regulatorâ€™s approaches in assessing greenhouse gas emissions and climate resilience, including challenges and opportunities in assessing net zero plans.

Acceptance Status: approve

Climate Change Impact and Adaptation in the complex lagoon of Bizerte

Abstract ID# 255

Presenting Author: Wissal BEN JDIRA | Coauthor(s): Imene SAIDANE
Preferred Session: Analysis of cumulative impact and its input for climate change management through ESIA

Summary Statement: This study addresses the impact of climate change in the complex lagoon of Bizerte and proposes orientations and strategies in order to reduce the expected impacts.

Acceptance Status: approve

Climate Change Impact Assessment using the MOTIVE Ecosystem

Abstract ID# 297

Presenting Author: Changwan Seo | Coauthor(s): Do-Hun Lee , Da-Jeong Choi , Woo-Young Joo , Gwang-Il Cheon & En-Seo Lee

Preferred Session: Climate Change Impact Assessment and Integrated Application Tools

Summary Statement: Climate Change Impact Assessment, SDM, endangered species, invasive species, biodiversity

Acceptance Status: approve

Collaborative approach to protect aquifer eskers in power line projects

Abstract ID# 329

Presenting Author: Annie Prince | Coauthor(s): Diane Guillemette
Preferred Session: Ensuring environmental and social performance of Infrastructure Projects

Summary Statement: Integration of stakeholder concerns to design an optimal powerline route to protect groundwater and implement effective mitigation measures during construction and operation.A success story!

Acceptance Status: approve

Combining health, law and impact assessment for better infrastructure

Abstract ID# 364

Presenting Author: Ben Cave
Preferred Session: Ensuring environmental and social performance of Infrastructure Projects

Summary Statement: Itâ€™s the law! We look at how legal argument can protect, and improve, human health through environmental assessment and Health Impact Assessment (HIA).

Acceptance Status: approve

Community conflict mitigation measures in road development project in Laos

Abstract ID# 202

Presenting Author: Jong Gwan JUNG | Coauthor(s): Chun Won LEE
Preferred Session: Ensuring environmental and social performance of Infrastructure Projects

Summary Statement: During the road development project, conflicts mitigation measures are tried to find some solutions to minimize impacts and resettlement issues critical to manage local community.

Acceptance Status: approve

Comparative Perspectives on EIA as a Tool for Climate Change Mitigation

Abstract ID# 155

Presenting Author: Benoit Mayer | Coauthor(s): Mateusz Slowik
Preferred Session: Impact Assessment for Resilient Carbon Neutrality

Summary Statement: This presentation shows how various countries have sought to include climate change mitigation in existing impact assessment procedures and to identify good practices in this regard.

Acceptance Status: approve

Conceptualizing guidelines to monitor environmental data involving locals

Abstract ID# 174

Presenting Author: Randeep Singh Saini
Preferred Session: The contribution of Citizen Science to Participatory Impact Assessment

Summary Statement: Demystifying technical jargons by leveraging environmental monitoring of data by locals

Acceptance Status: approve

Conflicting EIA Review Comments â€“ World Bank Versus Ghana EA Regulations

Abstract ID# 269

Presenting Author: Yaw Amoyaw-Osei
Preferred Session: Transforming environmental governance at local and international scales to improve ESG outcomes

Summary Statement: Divergence of review comments for landfill EIA necessitated preparation of two reports for EPA and World Bank. The paper compares merits and demerits, and its influence on project

Acceptance Status: approve

Considering a projectâ€™s contributions to sustainability in IA

Abstract ID# 127

Presenting Author: Andrea Service
Preferred Session: Making impact assessment more effective: Approaches and changes

Summary Statement: This paper describes how a projectâ€™s contributions to sustainability are assessed under Canadaâ€™s Impact Assessment Act and outlines the multiple factors that inform decision-making.

Acceptance Status: approve

Cost efficient development of natured based impact assessments

Abstract ID# 235

Presenting Author: Diogo Chevalier | Coauthor(s): Victor Barbosa
Preferred Session: How environmental impact assessment works: Case studies

Summary Statement: Cost efficient and simpler tools and techniques as bioindicators and photography, simpler analysis and free tools as free satelllite images can be used to develop impact assesmsents

Acceptance Status: approve

Cultural maturity and transformation in EIA-EMS leadership

Abstract ID# 229

Presenting Author: Behzad Raissiyan
Preferred Session: Modelling, leading and measuring the impact of cultural transformation.

Summary Statement: Different models to evaluate EIA-HSE culture maturity are reviewed and compared, â€œEIA-HSE cultural maturity theoryâ€ and its relationship with EIA-EMS implementation and leadership is elabora

Acceptance Status: approve

Cumulative impact analysis from a project perspective

Abstract ID# 19

Presenting Author: Juan Carlos Paez Zamora
Preferred Session: Analysis of cumulative impact and its input for climate change management through ESIA

Summary Statement: How to perform a CIA from a project perspective, taking advantage of a sound ESIA.

Acceptance Status: approve

Data and Information of ambiental of interest of libre access, the new deal

Abstract ID# 292

Presenting Author: Gino Araya | Coauthor(s): IvÃ¡n Honorato
Preferred Session: Information management and impact assessment

Summary Statement: The progress in the implementation of data portals and environmental monitoring information freely accessible to the different stakeholders (society, authority and private) is shown.

Acceptance Status: approve

David Simpson

Abstract ID# 100

Presenting Author: David Simpson | Coauthor(s): Arantxa Villanueva
Preferred Session: Failing Forward: Top 5 Complaints for IFI Projects and How to Avoid Them

Summary Statement: David Simpson, Director, Independent Recourse Mechanism - African Development Bank

Acceptance Status: approve

Defining "green investments" and the role of impact assessment

Abstract ID# 222

Presenting Author: Adina Relicovschi | Coauthor(s): Hakan Lucius
Preferred Session: Sustainable Finance and ESG - double materiality assessment

Summary Statement: Presentation of the comprehensive EU Sustainable Finance package with a focus on the harmonised classification system under EU Taxonomy and the role of impact assessment in the process

Acceptance Status: approve

Design of regional water management risk assessment to climate change

Abstract ID# 227

Presenting Author: Jong Ho Ahn | Coauthor(s): Mun-hwan Lee , Gyeong-sik Ryu , Seung-beom Seo , Hae-kyung Park
Preferred Session: Climate Change Impact Assessment and Integrated Application Tools

Summary Statement: This study aims to support local government policy decision-making by establishing a regional climate change adaptive capacity diagnosis system in the water management through climate change risk assessment and effect analysis of adaptation measures.

Acceptance Status: approve

Developing an onshore windfarm in a high biodiversity area

Abstract ID# 70

Presenting Author: Nikki O'Donnell | Coauthor(s): Anthony Russo
Preferred Session: Ecological resilience and impact assessment: applications and challenges

Summary Statement: Challenges and opportunities of developing an onshore windfarm in a high biodiversity area

Acceptance Status: approve

Developing Models of Indigenous-led Environmental Health Risk Assessment

Abstract ID# 79

Presenting Author: Diana Lewis | Coauthor(s): Heather Castleden
Preferred Session: How is Indigenous leadership improving IA?

Summary Statement: Culturally distinct Canadian Indigenous communities work with researchers to develop Indigenous-led environmental health risk assessment promoting health and Indigenous values/traditions.

Acceptance Status: approve

Development of Integrated Model for Climate Change Impacts

Abstract ID# 295

Presenting Author: Songmi Park | Coauthor(s): Young-Il Song , Jinhn Park , Jaewoo Hong
Preferred Session: Climate Change Impact Assessment and Integrated Application Tools

Summary Statement: : Development of integrated model for climate change assessment using meta models will be presented.

Acceptance Status: approve

Development of Social Indicators to Evaluate USR activities

Abstract ID# 38

Presenting Author: Noriko SAITO | Coauthor(s): Takako HASHIMOTO , Aoi OKUDERA
Preferred Session: Social Impact Assessment: How Universities' Impacts on Society are Evaluated

Summary Statement: We report our process and further topics to develop social indicators to evaluate USR activities which have been conducted as research and education.

Acceptance Status: approve

Development of the second phase MOTIVE-agriculture model

Abstract ID# 230

Presenting Author: Jinsol Hong | Coauthor(s): Kijong Cho , Jaejun Song , Wonjae Hwang , Eunjeong Lee & Yongeun Kim

Preferred Session: Climate Change Impact Assessment and Integrated Application Tools

Summary Statement: The new MOTIVE-Agriculture model will be equipped with new components and evaluation functions. It will be used to establish climate change adaptation strategies for Korea.

Acceptance Status: approve

Development of web-based wind power potential site selection model in Japan

Abstract ID# 21

Presenting Author: Kiichiro Hayashi | Coauthor(s): Stefano Balbi , Takumi Nagashima
Preferred Session: Asian S3EA: Strategic, Spatial and Sustainable EA

Summary Statement: The characteristics of this wind power site selection model is that we try to collect a lot of data sets required by the MOE-J manual as many as possible.

Acceptance Status: approve

Digitizing stakeholder and spatial analysis for a flood protection strategy

Abstract ID# 256

Presenting Author: Christian James Aquino | Coauthor(s): Jan-Willem Nell
Preferred Session: Asian S3EA: Strategic, Spatial and Sustainable EA

Summary Statement: Royal HaskoningDHV produced a sustainable and nature-based flood protection strategy that was developed through extensive digital mapping and survey data analytics.

Acceptance Status: approve

Do we need reform EIA system toward Sustainability Assessment?

Abstract ID# 131

Presenting Author: Yuki SHIBATA | Coauthor(s): Megumi NUKAYA
Preferred Session: Asian S3EA: Strategic, Spatial and Sustainable EA

Summary Statement: This study shows the results of a questionnaire survey of local EIA ordinances in Japan and discusses the needs for current Japanese local EIA system reform toward Sustainability Assessment.

Acceptance Status: approve

Donâ€™t let nature positive distract from the mitigation hierarchy

Abstract ID# 124

Presenting Author: Martine Maron | Coauthor(s): Amrei von Hase , Fabien QuÃ©tier
Preferred Session: Making impact assessment more effective: Approaches and changes

Summary Statement: For nature positive to realise its promise, it needs a strong foundation in the form of continual improvement in implementation of the mitigation hierarchy.

Acceptance Status: approve

Donâ€™t Shoot the Messenger - Reflections on streamlining and simplification of Environmental Assessment in the Netherlands

Abstract ID# 437

Presenting Author: Jos Arts | Coauthor(s): Hans de Vries
Preferred Session: Efforts to â€œsimplifyâ€ environmental assessment: Opportunity or threat?

Summary Statement: Jos Arts and Hans de Vries

Acceptance Status: approve

Double materiality in ESG data and reporting: how to clean up the ESG mess

Abstract ID# 259

Presenting Author: Linda Zeilina
Preferred Session: Sustainable Finance and ESG - double materiality assessment

Summary Statement: This intervention will focus on double materiality implementation, and what practices will change due to EUâ€™s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and Taxonomy regulation.

Acceptance Status: approve

DROUGHT, WATER STRESS AND FOOD SECURITY: A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE

Abstract ID# 22

Presenting Author: Chizoba Chinweze | Coauthor(s): Chinny Echetabu
Preferred Session: Making impact assessment more effective: Approaches and changes

Summary Statement: Drought and water stresses will ultimately affect food production, health and livelihoods of about 40% of the world population by 2030

Acceptance Status: approve

EI Analysis on the Offshore Wind Farm and Database System Development

Abstract ID# 28

Presenting Author: junho maeng | Coauthor(s): haemi lee
Preferred Session: Ensuring environmental and social performance of Infrastructure Projects

Summary Statement: This study mainly focuses on development of environmental impact assessment guideline and database system for pre-, mid- and post construction of the offshore wind farm.

Acceptance Status: approve

EIA data to address biodiversity impacts and meet Net Gain commitments

Abstract ID# 293

Presenting Author: Andrew Edward Cauldwell
Preferred Session: Moving beyond risk: Striving for data to deliver nature positive outcomes

Summary Statement: Understanding data requirements to guide the application of EIA principles and meet commitments to effective conservation and sustainable management of biodiversity

Acceptance Status: approve

EIA decision-making and administrative justice

Abstract ID# 203

Presenting Author: Reece Alberts | Coauthor(s): Francois Retfief
Preferred Session: How environmental impact assessment works: Case studies

Summary Statement: In this paper we aim at determining the link between EIA report substance and administratively just EIA decisions.

Acceptance Status: approve

Elizabeth Freele

Abstract ID# 432

Presenting Author: Elizabeth Freele
Preferred Session: A Global assessment for Prosperity, People, and the Planet (Session 2)

Summary Statement: Sympact

Acceptance Status: approve

Embedding diverse values of nature in decision-making for sustainability

Abstract ID# 85

Presenting Author: Melissa Mayhew | Coauthor(s): Jessica Perritt
Preferred Session: How is Indigenous leadership improving IA?

Summary Statement: Case study of early assessment for a large infrastructure project that showcases Indigenous leadership by applying interrelated values-centred guidelines for holistic people-nature wellness.

Acceptance Status: approve

Embedding Sustainability through ESIA: Case Study from AlUla, Saudi Arabia

Abstract ID# 153

Presenting Author: Catherine Cone
Preferred Session: Overhauling impact assessment in response to the sustainability imperatives

Summary Statement: A look at how the Royal Commission for AlUla is using the ESIA process as a vehicle for transformational change, highlighting some of the lessons and challenges of applying this in practice.

Acceptance Status: approve

Enabling assessment and management of watershed cumulative effects

Abstract ID# 178

Presenting Author: Simon Courtenay | Coauthor(s): Holly Hussey
Preferred Session: Analysis of cumulative impact and its input for climate change management through ESIA

Summary Statement: This paper examines the contributions of the Canadian Watershed Research Consortium to facilitating monitoring in support of cumulative effects assessments at regional and watershed scales.

Acceptance Status: approve

Enhancement of ESIA: A Corporate Commitment

Abstract ID# 267

Presenting Author: Darylynn Chung | Coauthor(s): Nur Khairin Bujang
Preferred Session: Transforming environmental governance at local and international scales to improve ESG outcomes

Summary Statement: This paper highlights how Sarawak Energy identifies and manages hydropower sustainability risks and opportunities through enhancement of ESIA studies requirements.

Acceptance Status: approve

Ensure fairness in unregistered and customary land acquisition

Abstract ID# 59

Presenting Author: Satoshi Ishihara | Coauthor(s): Mike McDermott
Preferred Session: Indigenous Knowledge as the Foundation of Indigenous-led Impact Assessments

Summary Statement: This session will present cases where loss of unregistered and customary lands was fairly compensated including for livelihood loss by using spaces in national laws and valuation standards.

Acceptance Status: approve

Ensuring Climate Resilience Development in Indonesia Through SEA and EIA

Abstract ID# 251

Presenting Author: Difa Shafira
Preferred Session: ASEAN Day Session 2 - Resilience, Sustainability and Inclusion in IA

Summary Statement: Ensuring climate-resilient infrastructure development in Indonesia could be done through SEA and EIA with a necessary improvement in both instruments.

Acceptance Status: approve

Ensuring FPIC in large and small-scale energy projects in Sarawak

Abstract ID# 160

Presenting Author: Celine Lim
Preferred Session: Building Resilience through Indigenous Participation in EIA

Summary Statement: How can practitioners, NGOs, and the government improve FPIC practices among Indigenous communities of Malaysian Borneo in the transition to renewable energy?

Acceptance Status: approve

Ensuring that Environmental Flows from Dams will Sustain Biodiversity

Abstract ID# 83

Presenting Author: George Ledec
Preferred Session: Ecological resilience and impact assessment: applications and challenges

Summary Statement: To sustain aquatic and riparian biodiversity, environmental flow releases from dams need to mimic seasonal flow variations--not just provide enough water downstream during dry periods.

Acceptance Status: approve

Environmental & Social Performance on the Kariba Dam Rehabilitation Project

Abstract ID# 261

Presenting Author: Phillip Ziduche | Coauthor(s): Mwelwa Sata-Haruperi
Preferred Session: Ensuring environmental and social performance of Infrastructure Projects

Summary Statement: The KDRP is co-funded by World Bank, AFDB, EU & the Swedish Government. The Project aims to ensure the long-term safety & reliability of the water storage infrastructure on the Zambezi River

Acceptance Status: approve

Environmental Observatory of Mining Projects: Access to EIA Info.

Abstract ID# 282

Presenting Author: Kay Bergamini | Coauthor(s): Piroska Ãngel
Preferred Session: Information management and impact assessment

Summary Statement: Access to environmental information collaborates in the reduction of socio-environmental conflicts, by bringing background information to the different stakeholders.

Acceptance Status: approve

Environmental Rights Framework in ASEAN

Abstract ID# 205

Presenting Author: Roger Joseph Guzman
Preferred Session: ASEAN Day Session 1 - Rights Based Approach to IA in ASEAN

Summary Statement: This presentation will focus on elements of the proposed ASEAN Framework on Environmental Rights, particularly the substantive elements of the proposed ASEAN Framework on Environmental Right

Acceptance Status: approve

Environmental/Cultural Flows for Impact Assessment

Abstract ID# 371

Presenting Author: Nathanael Bergbusch | Coauthor(s): Simon Courtenay , Melanie Lo
Preferred Session: Overhauling impact assessment in response to the sustainability imperatives

Summary Statement: We investigate the potential for environmental/cultural flows (water for local people and the environment) to offer opportunities for sustainable water management through impact assessment.

Acceptance Status: approve

ESG performance on Chinese energy companies

Abstract ID# 104

Presenting Author: MENGYUAN LIN | Coauthor(s): Takehiko Murayama
Preferred Session: Asian S3EA: Strategic, Spatial and Sustainable EA

Summary Statement: This paper empirically examines the impact of Chinese energy companies' ESG performance on financial performance from three dimensions: Environmental (E), Social (S) and Governance (G).

Acceptance Status: approve

ESIA, Resilience and Social Crisis. Recife (Pernambuco), Case of Study.

Abstract ID# 330

Presenting Author: Julio Andres Rojas Lara | Coauthor(s): Ruth Alejandra Catacoli Jimenez
Preferred Session: Resilient organizations facing environmental and social crises

Summary Statement: Recife belongs to the most affected climate change cities. ESG team and municipality has prepared an ESIA based on a risk approach and new IDBâ€™s ESPF.

Acceptance Status: approve

Establishment of advance mariculture zone in open sea environment

Abstract ID# 348

Presenting Author: Alan LI
Preferred Session: Marine EsIA: challenges and roadmap ahead

Summary Statement: Hong Kong is developing deep-water maricultureSuitable development options and advance fish farm designs are explored, with EIA to assess its environmental acceptability.

Acceptance Status: approve

Estimating effects of climate change on food consumption pattern in Korea

Abstract ID# 196

Presenting Author: Yena Suh | Coauthor(s): Heeyeun Yoon
Preferred Session: Climate Change Impact Assessment and Integrated Application Tools

Summary Statement: This study aims to analyze the relationship between change in weather condition and number of purchased Home Meal Replacement products in South Korea.

Acceptance Status: approve

Evaluating significance of community visioning in social impact assessment

Abstract ID# 232

Presenting Author: Munya Chitakira
Preferred Session: Perspectives on Social Impact Assessment

Summary Statement: Evaluating significance of community visioning in social impact assessment using examples from across the world

Acceptance Status: approve

Evolution of the Environmental and Social Framework of the AIIB

Abstract ID# 114

Presenting Author: Stephen Lintner
Preferred Session: Advancements in Environmental and Social Policies - MDB perspectives

Summary Statement: AIIB, founded in 2015, has an Environmental and Social Framework that evolves to meet changing needs of clients in achieving environmentally and socially sustainable development outcomes.

Acceptance Status: approve

Failing Forward: Top 5 Complaints for IFI Projects and How to Avoid Them

Abstract ID# 374

Presenting Author: Arantxa Villanueva
Preferred Session: Failing Forward: Top 5 Complaints for IFI Projects and How to Avoid Them

Summary Statement: Presentation on specific case studies which feature some of the â€œTop 5â€ environmental and social issues which have surfaced in various MDBs projects, and discuss on key learnings.

Acceptance Status: approve

Financial institutions' role in integrating climate change into IA in ASEAN

Abstract ID# 236

Presenting Author: Mateusz Slowik | Coauthor(s): Benoit Mayer
Preferred Session: ASEAN Day Session 3 - Climate Change and IA in ASEAN

Summary Statement: The presentation will examine the leadership role financial institutions play in integrating and implementing climate change into the impact assessment process in ASEAN.

Acceptance Status: approve

First-ever EIA for Deep-water Mariculture in Hong Kong

Abstract ID# 62

Presenting Author: Wellem CHENG
Preferred Session: SDGs in food production and consumption - land and sea

Summary Statement: Hong Kong is switching local fisheries from capture to mariculture by designating new fish culture zones. Suitable sites are explored by social & environmental criteria, as well as EIA.

Acceptance Status: approve

First-ever SIA for a deep-sea mining project in the Clarion Clipperton Zone

Abstract ID# 165

Presenting Author: Mehrdad Nazari | Coauthor(s): Donald Proebstel
Preferred Session: Marine EsIA: challenges and roadmap ahead

Summary Statement: This paper presents work in progress for the first-ever SIA for a deep-sea mining project located in CCZ, which is in international waters, beyond national jurisdiction, and hundreds of ki

Acceptance Status: approve

Flexibility of EIA process to cater urgent projects in Pakistan

Abstract ID# 225

Presenting Author: Mehreen Khan | Coauthor(s): Muhammad Nawaz Chaudhry
Preferred Session: Is IA agile enough to balance urgency of reviews of complex green projects?

Summary Statement: EIA process as of now is not agile enough to cater urgent green projects, however, policy makers need to come up with new procedures and policies to deal with urgent green projects.

Acceptance Status: approve

Generative Urban Design for Smart, Sustainable Resilience Cities

Abstract ID# 20

Presenting Author: Prof. Habib Alshuwaikhat | Coauthor(s): Laian Abussaud
Preferred Session: Information management and impact assessment

Summary Statement: Many designers are rethinking their design processes and using generative tools that autonomously take their ideas in multiple ways, giving them more possibilities to study and explore. When

Acceptance Status: approve

Genevieve O'Farrell, Senior Environment Specialist

Abstract ID# 224

Presenting Author: Genevieve O'Farrell | Coauthor(s): Joko Haryanto
Preferred Session: SESA and the Energy Transition in Indonesia

Summary Statement: Genevieve O'Farrell, Senior Environment Specialist

Acceptance Status: approve

Global advances in the application of Nature based Solutions

Abstract ID# 300

Presenting Author: Steve Edwards
Preferred Session: Advancing understanding of Nature-based solutions in impact assessment

Summary Statement: This presentation will explore progress-to-date regarding the growth of the use of Nature-based Solutions as stand-alone projects, as policy, or included in infrastructure.

Acceptance Status: approve

Global mapping of mining projects under energy transition scenarios

Abstract ID# 372

Presenting Author: Laura Sonter | Coauthor(s): Stephen Northey , Pablo Negret
Preferred Session: A Global Assessment for Prosperity, People, and the Planet (Session 1)

Summary Statement: We review methods to map and model global environmental impacts of mining and evaluate the use of this data in decisions to mitigate climate change and conserve biodiversity.

Acceptance Status: approve

Global Perspectives on the Application of Western Worldview in SIA

Abstract ID# 304

Presenting Author: Kathleen Vukovics
Preferred Session: Perspectives on Social Impact Assessment

Summary Statement: Leadership and sensitivity in the application of international ESIA standards in a local context to avoid bias and reach meaningful, transformative results.

Acceptance Status: approve

Global Trend of Energy Transition - Challenges and Opportunities in Japan

Abstract ID# 75

Presenting Author: Kimiko Hirata
Preferred Session: Universities Should Lead Climate Action

Summary Statement: Kimiko Hirata, Ph.D, Executive Director, Climate Integrate

Acceptance Status: approve

Guidance document for authorities reviewing renewable energy applications

Abstract ID# 359

Presenting Author: Abulele Adams | Coauthor(s): Paul Lochner
Preferred Session: Integrating risk and impact assessment in renewable energy supply chains

Summary Statement: South Africa is currently facing an energy crisis with load shedding being implemented regularly by the national electricity public utility. In an effort to streamline and remove blockages f

Acceptance Status: approve

Heritage management as a force for economic and social resilience

Abstract ID# 138

Presenting Author: Kirk Roberts
Preferred Session: Cultural Heritage Impact Assessment at Critical Sites

Summary Statement: In AlUla County, Saudi Arabia, robust Heritage Impact Assessment processes are countering the challenges posed by rapid development, and contributing to a resilient heritage sector.

Acceptance Status: approve

Highlighting the S in the ESG

Abstract ID# 435

Presenting Author: Louise Cord
Preferred Session: Putting the 'S' in ESG: Social Impact Assessment for Major Projects

Summary Statement: This presentation aims to share how the World Bank defines and measures social sustainability and how the Bank and SSI could help contribute to better defining and measuring S in the ESG at the global and country levels.

Acceptance Status: approve

Highlighting the social in risk management

Abstract ID# 214

Presenting Author: Emerson Sanchez | Coauthor(s): Hayley Henderson
Preferred Session: Putting the 'S' in ESG: Social Impact Assessment for Major Projects

Summary Statement: The precursors of social risk according to place, proponent, and project are the bases of a social risk profile checklist, an early version of a toolkit in development.

Acceptance Status: approve

How failing to apply the mitigation hierarchy leads to discontent

Abstract ID# 278

Presenting Author: Victoria MÃ¡rquez-Mees
Preferred Session: Failing Forward: Top 5 Complaints for IFI Projects and How to Avoid Them

Summary Statement: The Chief Accountability Officer of the EBRD will present a case where the Bank failed to ensure proper application of the mitigation hierarchy generating increased adverse environmental and

Acceptance Status: approve

HOW FAR DOES THE CONTRACTOR AND SUPPLIER MANAGEMENT GO?

Abstract ID# 167

Presenting Author: OLGA SKOTAREVA | Coauthor(s): (if asked happy to co-chair but otherwise will just present)
Preferred Session: Ensuring environmental and social performance of Infrastructure Projects

Summary Statement: Discussing best practice systems for managing environmental and social risks from contractors and suppliers.

Acceptance Status: approve

How to deal with risk aspects in impact assessment procedures, Japan case

Abstract ID# 41

Presenting Author: Takehiko Murayama | Coauthor(s): Teru Hashimoto
Preferred Session: Asian S3EA: Strategic, Spatial and Sustainable EA

Summary Statement: This paper discussed how to be dealt with risk issues in Japan EIA procedures in terms of impact evaluation, conservation measures and opinions from stakeholders.

Acceptance Status: approve

How Universities Could Lead Climate Action -RE100 University League

Abstract ID# 92

Presenting Author: Sachihiko Harashina
Preferred Session: Universities Should Lead Climate Action

Summary Statement: Universities could lead climate action through showing RE100 models, educating future leaders and supporting other entities in the society acting through a network of RE100 Universities.

Acceptance Status: approve

Hydropower and indigenous peoples in Nepal: impactless asesssments

Abstract ID# 166

Presenting Author: Prabindra Shakya
Preferred Session: Integrating risk and impact assessment in renewable energy supply chains

Summary Statement: The author will share the chronic challenges with environmental impact assessments in the context of hydropower projects in Nepal and solutions from communities affected by those projects.

Acceptance Status: approve

IA unfolding a Green and Resilient Roads Program

Abstract ID# 250

Presenting Author: Neha Vyas Mishra
Preferred Session: Impact Assessment: Fostering Partnerships for Green Resilient Development

Summary Statement: Success, learning, innovation, and opportunities for Green and Resilient Development unfolded by a robust IA process â€“ Case of Roads and Highways Sector of India

Acceptance Status: approve

ICZM - A rendezvous for coastal sectors, Negotiating for healthy coasts

Abstract ID# 106

Presenting Author: Anuja Shukla | Coauthor(s): Siddharth Merchant
Preferred Session: Impact Assessment: Fostering Partnerships for Green Resilient Development

Summary Statement: The session traverses the adoption of ICZM approach in the state of Odisha, for informed decision making in complex coastal ecosystems, based on integrated and ecosystem based planning.

Acceptance Status: approve

Impact assessment for creating more good: Data-centric led approach.

Abstract ID# 234

Presenting Author: Christopher Ibeh
Preferred Session: Moving beyond risk: Striving for data to deliver nature positive outcomes

Summary Statement: Creating quality data is a pre-requisite for the compounding effect of moving beyond just risk-based Impact assessment to creating more good (environmental sustainability as well as low car.

Acceptance Status: approve

IMPLEMENT EIAs TO ACHIEVE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - TAIWAN AS CASE STUDY

Abstract ID# 184

Presenting Author: Tsung Chang Li
Preferred Session: Marine EsIA: challenges and roadmap ahead

Summary Statement: This paper mainly discusses how EIA review result is sed to enforce the developer to reduce or adjust the area of the development to mitigate adverse impact for off-shore wind power cases.

Acceptance Status: approve

Improvement of climate suitability model for fruit trees

Abstract ID# 231

Presenting Author: Shinwoo Hyun | Coauthor(s): Kwang Soo Kim
Preferred Session: Climate Change Impact Assessment and Integrated Application Tools

Summary Statement: Integration of dormancy model into climate suitability model to simulate vernalization process of fruit trees

Acceptance Status: approve

Improving E&S Performance with Procurement

Abstract ID# 303

Presenting Author: Adeolu Ojo | Coauthor(s): Mbianyor Bakia
Preferred Session: Ensuring environmental and social performance of Infrastructure Projects

Summary Statement: The E&S Performance of projects can be substantially improved by mainstreaming it into the procurement process

Acceptance Status: approve

In pursuit of the environment impact assessment a challenge in open data

Abstract ID# 157

Presenting Author: Raymond Katebaka | Coauthor(s): Juliet Kintu
Preferred Session: Moving beyond risk: Striving for data to deliver nature positive outcomes

Summary Statement: Impact Assessment integration in Cross Sector Biodiversity Initiatives in their revision of the Equator Principles regarding good practice of companies with regard to the environment.

Acceptance Status: approve

Inclusion of climate resilience in the EAP Region's EIA legislation

Abstract ID# 309

Presenting Author: Nathalie Staelens
Preferred Session: ASEAN Day Session 3 - Climate Change and IA in ASEAN

Summary Statement: Climate resilience considerations in EAP EIA systems

Acceptance Status: approve

Indigenous FPIC protocols to promote a fair and inclusive impact assessment

Abstract ID# 240

Presenting Author: Philippe Hanna
Preferred Session: How is Indigenous leadership improving IA?

Summary Statement: We will present cases from Latin America about FPIC protocols developed by local communities enacting how FPIC must be applied if their livelihoods are to be affected by external projects.

Acceptance Status: approve

Indigenous IA as a game-changer? Lessons from Aotearoa New Zealand

Abstract ID# 218

Presenting Author: Dyanna Jolly
Preferred Session: How is Indigenous leadership improving IA?

Summary Statement: This presentation shares findings from a recent analysis of cultural impact assessment effectiveness in Aotearoa New Zealand, based on MÄori lived experiences and evaluated with Indigenous t

Acceptance Status: approve

Indigenous lead Cumulative Effects in Impact Assessment and Decision-making

Abstract ID# 176

Presenting Author: James Herbert | Coauthor(s): Paula Doucette
Preferred Session: How is Indigenous leadership improving IA?

Summary Statement: How GitxaaÅ‚a Nation and Transport Canada are using broad-scale cumulative effects assessments to meet the needs of the parties and also address potential cumulative effects within project-le

Acceptance Status: approve

Indigenous Leadership in IA: Implementing DRIPA in British Columbia, Canada

Abstract ID# 175

Presenting Author: Dawn Hoogeveen | Coauthor(s): Clifford G. Atleo
Preferred Session: How is Indigenous leadership improving IA?

Summary Statement: Regulatory questions around the strengths and weaknesses of current DRIPA implementation in BC and the promotion of Indigenous leadership through IA.

Acceptance Status: approve

Indigenous Ways of Life led HIA to establish community health status.

Abstract ID# 349

Presenting Author: Mandy Olsgard | Coauthor(s): Carmen Wells
Preferred Session: Indigenous Knowledge as the Foundation of Indigenous-led Impact Assessments

Summary Statement: Results of an Indigenous way of life led HIA study using cultural value based biophysical and social determinants to establish the health condition of a community downstream of the oilsands

Acceptance Status: approve

Influence of capital stocks on cultural change.

Abstract ID# 336

Presenting Author: Samantha Liew
Preferred Session: Modelling, leading and measuring the impact of cultural transformation.

Summary Statement: Mapping of the connections that exists among actors, resource availability and responds, and their relationships to cultural transformation can explain how cultural transformation is shaped.

Acceptance Status: approve

Influence of SEA on foreign investment in Cambodia

Abstract ID# 87

Presenting Author: Layheng Kuoch
Preferred Session: Strategic Environmental Assessments in Mekong Country

Summary Statement: The application of SEA in policy formulation is vital for substantial investment; however, there are still influences of SEA on the investment during the implementation process.

Acceptance Status: approve

Integrated impact assessment of large hydropower projects in Sikkim, India

Abstract ID# 321

Presenting Author: Matrika Ghimiray | Coauthor(s): Anand Rao
Preferred Session: Ensuring environmental and social performance of Infrastructure Projects

Summary Statement: The study illustrates a novel impact assessment framework to analyze the socio-economic and environmental impacts of large hydropower projects in the Himalayan state of Sikkim in India.

Acceptance Status: approve

Integrating Poverty-Environment Objectives into Plans

Abstract ID# 421

Presenting Author: Johan Robinson
Preferred Session: Overhauling impact assessment in response to the sustainability imperatives

Summary Statement: The presentation will present case studies and lessons learned in integrating poverty-environment objectives into national planning processes, drawing from joint UNDP-UNEP work in the PEA nexus.

Acceptance Status: approve

International Donor Agenciesâ€™ Role in Impact Assessment & Implementation

Abstract ID# 144

Presenting Author: Raju Gyawali
Preferred Session: Ensuring environmental and social performance of Infrastructure Projects

Summary Statement: The role of international funding agencies for effectiveness of IA and its implementation is although crucial, not successful all the time in Nepal; which will be highlighted in this paper.

Acceptance Status: approve

Introduction to the potential role of IA in Due Diligence

Abstract ID# 111

Presenting Author: Heikki Kalle
Preferred Session: Follow the money â€“ Is there a role for IA in Due Diligence?

Summary Statement: This paper introduces the potential role of IA in Due Diligence (an instrument for investment decisions and financing).

Acceptance Status: approve

It is also the rain: Natural Hazards, Climate Change and Assessing Impacts

Abstract ID# 281

Presenting Author: Charles Kelly
Preferred Session: Overhauling impact assessment in response to the sustainability imperatives

Summary Statement: A review of how natural hazards, climate and other factions need to be considered in impact assessment.

Acceptance Status: approve

Jacoline Loewen

Abstract ID# 433

Presenting Author: Jacoline Loewen
Preferred Session: A Global assessment for Prosperity, People, and the Planet (Session 2)

Summary Statement: Jacoline Loewen

Acceptance Status: approve

Jeffrey B. Jacquet

Abstract ID# 56

Presenting Author: Jeffrey Jacquet
Preferred Session: Capacity Building on SIA through Certification and Accreditation

Summary Statement: Jeffrey B. Jacquet, Associate Professor, School of Environment and Natural Resources at Ohio State University. Co-lead of OSU's 4-course certificate in Impact Assessment.

Acceptance Status: approve

Kate Hughes Senior Climate Specialist

Abstract ID# 226

Presenting Author: Kate Hughes
Preferred Session: SESA and the Energy Transition in Indonesia

Summary Statement: Kate Hughes Senior Climate Specialist

Acceptance Status: approve

Key E&S insights from World Bank Inspection Panel cases

Abstract ID# 369

Presenting Author: Birgit Kuba
Preferred Session: Failing Forward: Top 5 Complaints for IFI Projects and How to Avoid Them

Summary Statement: Lessons learned from by the Panel in five technical areas: Involuntary resettlement, Indigenous Peoples, Natural Habitat, Physical Cultural Resources and consultation will be explored.

Acceptance Status: approve

KSEIA for the Sustainable Future

Abstract ID# 197

Presenting Author: MYUNGJIN KIM | Coauthor(s): Sookjin Jeon
Preferred Session: Asian S3EA: Strategic, Spatial and Sustainable EA

Summary Statement: KSEIA for the sustainable future is to extend KSEIAâ€™s reach, strengthen collaborations, and enhance knowledge sharing and capacity building.

Acceptance Status: approve

Leaders as Transformers: Lessons for More Effective ESIA at USAID

Abstract ID# 249

Presenting Author: Teresa Bernhard | Coauthor(s): Will Gibson
Preferred Session: Fueling effective ESIA through leadership and systems transformation

Summary Statement: This paper shares forward-looking lessons from a comprehensive evaluation of USAIDâ€™s environmental safeguard program, focused on transforming Agency practice and strengthening leadership for

Acceptance Status: approve

Leadership and Change Management in Higher Education: A Conceptual Review

Abstract ID# 139

Presenting Author: Evelyn Gan | Coauthor(s): Mung Ling Voon
Preferred Session: Workshop on EIA Leadership Practice

Summary Statement: Leadership best practices in global higher education for effective change management.

Acceptance Status: approve

Leadership in IA by Kitselas First Nation in Canada

Abstract ID# 93

Presenting Author: Chris Apps | Coauthor(s): Matt Hammond
Preferred Session: How is Indigenous leadership improving IA?

Summary Statement: Kitselas First Nation is an Indigenous group in Canada that has developed IA policies and agreements to improve decisions for the betterment of their community and environment.

Acceptance Status: approve

Learning-oriented impact assessment for promoting transformational change

Abstract ID# 368

Presenting Author: Alan Diduck
Preferred Session: Advancing understanding of Nature-based solutions in impact assessment

Summary Statement: This paper explores selected components of impact assessment with promise for promoting transformational change towards environmental sustainability and resilience.

Acceptance Status: approve

Linkages between the EU Taxonomy and current impact assessment tools

Abstract ID# 302

Presenting Author: JiÅ™Ã DusÃk
Preferred Session: Sustainable Finance and ESG - double materiality assessment

Summary Statement: The paper will examine interlinkages between the EU Taxonomy and current impact assessment regimes and opportunities for their potential coordination.

Acceptance Status: approve

Managing complex science and stakeholder concerns: a Greenlandic case study

Abstract ID# 220

Presenting Author: Liz Wall | Coauthor(s): Garry Frere
Preferred Session: Is IA agile enough to balance urgency of reviews of complex green projects?

Summary Statement: Drawing on the experience of the Kvanefjeld project in southern Greenland, this presentation will highlight some of the challenges faced in the IA process for a rare earth mine

Acceptance Status: approve

Mikko Venermo

Abstract ID# 117

Presenting Author: Mikko Venermo
Preferred Session: Advancements in Environmental and Social Policies - MDB perspectives

Summary Statement: Senior Manager, Environmental & Social Policy, Standards & Knowledge Management, International Finance Corporation (IFC)

Acceptance Status: approve

Miles Scott-Brown, President Ciera Group

Abstract ID# 148

Presenting Author: Miles Scott-Brown
Preferred Session: SESA and the Energy Transition in Indonesia

Summary Statement: Miles Scott-Brown, M.E.Des. CEA

Acceptance Status: approve

Miltos Ladikas

Abstract ID# 425

Presenting Author: Miltos Ladikas
Preferred Session: Linkages between technology assessment and IA: Example of hydrogen

Summary Statement: Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany

Acceptance Status: approve

Mitchell Scovell

Abstract ID# 429

Presenting Author: Mitchell Scovell
Preferred Session: Linkages between technology assessment and IA: Example of hydrogen

Summary Statement: CSIRO, Australia

Acceptance Status: approve

Mortality due to extreme temperatures in South Korea by SSP-RCP scenarios

Abstract ID# 228

Presenting Author: Ho Kim | Coauthor(s): Haejin Choi , Hyemin Jang , Insung Song , Jinah Park & Jungmin Moon

Preferred Session: Climate Change Impact Assessment and Integrated Application Tools

Summary Statement: We estimated future mortality due to heat wave by SSP-RCP scenarios in South Korea. Attributable deaths due to heat will increase up to 10 time in 2100â€™s by various scenarios.

Acceptance Status: approve

Municipal Solid Waste Management for Carbon Neutral Destination in Nan

Abstract ID# 133

Presenting Author: Wilailuk Niyommaneerat | Coauthor(s): Bualuang Faiyue
Preferred Session: Impact Assessment for Resilient Carbon Neutrality

Summary Statement: To achieve low-carbon tourism, greenhouse gas emissions from waste management in tourism activities need to be accountable, and practices need to be in place in local contexts.

Acceptance Status: approve

Nature Based Solutions - an MDB Approach

Abstract ID# 17

Presenting Author: Peter Moore
Preferred Session: Advancing understanding of Nature-based solutions in impact assessment

Summary Statement: Through the use of case studies, this session will explore the World Bankâ€™s experience in working with our Borrowers to incorporate Nature Based Solutions into project design.

Acceptance Status: approve

Nuclear power, a renewable energy that contributes to carbon neutrality

Abstract ID# 341

Presenting Author: Ma. Luisa Martinez
Preferred Session: Impact Assessment for Resilient Carbon Neutrality

Summary Statement: Nuclear energy can contribute to carbon neutrality objective. Environmental and social impact assessment will play a great role in weighing the benefits of a nuclear power.

Acceptance Status: approve

Nuclear science popularization: China case

Abstract ID# 101

Presenting Author: Ziyu Fan | Coauthor(s): Takehiko Murayama
Preferred Session: Asian S3EA: Strategic, Spatial and Sustainable EA

Summary Statement: Analysis of the current situation and needs of nuclear science popularization among university students: a case study in Guangdong province, China

Acceptance Status: approve

Occupational, Health and Safety (OHS) in Environmental Impact Assessment

Abstract ID# 370

Presenting Author: Annu Rajbhandari
Preferred Session: Impact Assessment: Fostering Partnerships for Green Resilient Development

Summary Statement: The session shares the experience of addressing OHS impacts in Rural Transport project through systematic approach.

Acceptance Status: approve

One Health in Impact Assessment for ecological resilience

Abstract ID# 210

Presenting Author: Francesca Viliani | Coauthor(s): Catherine Machalaba
Preferred Session: Ecological resilience and impact assessment: applications and challenges

Summary Statement: The presentation illustrates how the One Health approach in Impact assessment identifies risks of emergence of EID at the source by addressing drivers at the human-animal-ecosystem interface

Acceptance Status: approve

Operationalizing Consensus-Based Approach through Environmental Assessment

Abstract ID# 126

Presenting Author: Jason Boisvert | Coauthor(s): JoAnne Michano
Preferred Session: How is Indigenous leadership improving IA?

Summary Statement: A case study of how the principle of FPIC was advanced in the EA for a proposed mine project through a collaborative process between Biigtigong Nishnaabeg and the Government of Canada.

Acceptance Status: approve

Optimizing environmental and social performance in infrastructure projects

Abstract ID# 308

Presenting Author: Patrick Francis
Preferred Session: Ensuring environmental and social performance of Infrastructure Projects

Summary Statement: Risk management strategies, contracting structures, improved collaboration, and technological solutions can enhance infrastructure sustainability. Starting with assessing environmental and

Acceptance Status: approve

Overhauling environment and climate risk screening for EU cooperation

Abstract ID# 420

Presenting Author: Juan Palerm | Coauthor(s): Bernard CrabbÃ©
Preferred Session: Overhauling impact assessment in response to the sustainability imperatives

Summary Statement: Advances on the revision of guidance for the greening of EU cooperation, including changes to environment and climate risk screening and assessment that reflect the new policy priorities.

Acceptance Status: approve

Overhauling Social Impact Assessment by Promoting Community Investment

Abstract ID# 162

Presenting Author: Ilya Gulakov
Preferred Session: Perspectives on Social Impact Assessment

Summary Statement: Progress in achieving the World Bank mission of ending extreme poverty and promoting shared prosperity might be made by integrating community investment into the bankâ€™s E&S Framework.

Acceptance Status: approve

Overview of Environmental Assessment Policies and Resilience across LMIC

Abstract ID# 168

Presenting Author: Maged Mahmoud Hamed | Coauthor(s): Ernesto Sanchez-Triana
Preferred Session: Transforming environmental governance at local and international scales to improve ESG outcomes

Summary Statement: This paper examines the extent to which EIA regulations of LMICs include resilience considerations to respond to the different recent crises (such as poverty incidence, pandemics, or food in

Acceptance Status: approve

Paul Mitchell-Banks

Abstract ID# 431

Presenting Author: Paul Mitchell-Banks
Preferred Session: A Global assessment for Prosperity, People, and the Planet (Session 2)

Summary Statement: SLR Consulting (Canada) Ltd.

Acceptance Status: approve

Peta Ashworth

Abstract ID# 428

Presenting Author: Peta Ashworth
Preferred Session: Linkages between technology assessment and IA: Example of hydrogen

Summary Statement: Curtin Institute for Energy Transition, Curtin University, Western Australia

Acceptance Status: approve

Predicted effects of polymetallic nodule mining on marine ecosystems

Abstract ID# 188

Presenting Author: Jayden Hyman
Preferred Session: The Role of EIA in Deep-Sea Mining

Summary Statement: Results of an integrated ecosystem assessment for the Clarion-Clipperton Zone, Pacific Ocean, predict the effects of polymetallic nodule mining on marine ecosystems.

Acceptance Status: approve

Preparing guidance for sustainability decision making

Abstract ID# 242

Presenting Author: Akiko Urago | Coauthor(s): Yuki Shibata
Preferred Session: Workshop on EIA Leadership Practice

Summary Statement: A guidance for sustainable decision making under the Japanese legal system is prepared referring strategic thinking, sustainability assessment, and system thinking.

Acceptance Status: approve

Presentation of Djibouti's EIA system

Abstract ID# 136

Presenting Author: Abdek Abdi | Coauthor(s): Takehiko Murayama
Preferred Session: How environmental impact assessment works: Case studies

Summary Statement: EIA is a fundamental tool in the decision-making process of development projects worldwide. In 2005, Djibouti adopted its first EIA regulation, which was updated in 2011.

Acceptance Status: approve

Races in the Desert: Baselines, Measuring Resilience, and Fast-paced IAs

Abstract ID# 244

Presenting Author: Carla Korpijaakko
Preferred Session: Ecological resilience and impact assessment: applications and challenges

Summary Statement: Ensuring a strong ecological baseline for effective impact assessment in fast-paced environments with limited existing conditions data.

Acceptance Status: approve

Recent lawsuit case analysis related to EIA of Korea

Abstract ID# 39

Presenting Author: Youngsoo LEE | Coauthor(s): Eugene Kang , Mingu Ji , Hyunjin Choi
Preferred Session: Asian S3EA: Strategic, Spatial and Sustainable EA

Summary Statement: To reduce lawsuit case and social conflicts, more credible EIA statement, sharing information as early as possible and strengthening SIA are needed.

Acceptance Status: approve

Recycling building materials in Hong Kong - where IA meets CE

Abstract ID# 204

Presenting Author: Crystal, Mei Yan Lui
Preferred Session: Synergies of Impact Assessment and Circular Economy

Summary Statement: The paper studies cases of CE through recycling construction waste as effective mitigation in IA and how IA quantifies benefits of recycled building materials and promotes adoption of CE.

Acceptance Status: approve

REFLECTIONS ON SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT IN MALAYSIA PERSPECTIVE

Abstract ID# 279

Presenting Author: Alias Rameli
Preferred Session: Implementation of social impact assessment for physical development of projects

Summary Statement: The application of SIA in Malaysia from the reflections of the past, in the present, and into the future.

Acceptance Status: approve

Regulatory Impact Assessments for Standards: Environment & Social Aspects

Abstract ID# 33

Presenting Author: Pantea Niksirat
Preferred Session: Making impact assessment more effective: Approaches and changes

Summary Statement: Review of regulatory impact assessments for standards and codes from an environmental and social impact perspective.

Acceptance Status: approve

Renewable energy projects in the Netherlands: urgency and the role of IA

Abstract ID# 306

Presenting Author: Luis Martins Dias
Preferred Session: Is IA agile enough to balance urgency of reviews of complex green projects?

Summary Statement: How can IA help in the planning of urgent large renewable energy projects in the Netherlands? Is it agile enough to provide the necessary information for decision making?

Acceptance Status: approve

Renewable Energy Zones and Agriculture in the Energy Transition

Abstract ID# 411

Presenting Author: Anne Dansey
Preferred Session: SDGs in food production and consumption - land and sea

Summary Statement: Exploring Renewable Energy Zones (REZs) and pathways for enhancing social licence, community benefit and prosperity whilst achieving Net Zero 2030 emissions targets - SDGs in action

Acceptance Status: approve

Resilient organizations can recover and benefit from emergencies

Abstract ID# 296

Presenting Author: Andres Felipe Uribe Mesa | Coauthor(s): Ana Milena Joya Camacho
Preferred Session: Resilient organizations facing environmental and social crises

Summary Statement: Through compounded safety and health emergencies, the HidroItuango Project has demonstrated high resiliency and was able to strengthen environmental, and social management capabilities

Acceptance Status: approve

Resilient Scenario Development under Deep Uncertainty for WatershedSecurity

Abstract ID# 237

Presenting Author: Jiheon Lee | Coauthor(s): SungRyong Ha
Preferred Session: Advancing understanding of Nature-based solutions in impact assessment

Summary Statement: In order to develope Resilient Climate Change Adaptive IWRM strategies for Watersehd Security, better Decision Making Under Deep Uncertainty has been implemented.

Acceptance Status: approve

Returning the social pillar to sustainable infrastructure

Abstract ID# 150

Presenting Author: Jane Munday
Preferred Session: Making impact assessment more effective: Approaches and changes

Summary Statement: How can social performance plans provide a bridge to social sustainability - or enduring human wellbeing - from often reductionist impact assessment and the accountability metrics?

Acceptance Status: approve

Roles of ESG and EIA in preserving biodiversity - a case study in Hong Kong

Abstract ID# 207

Presenting Author: Yoyo, Wing Yiu Mok
Preferred Session: How environmental impact assessment works: Case studies

Summary Statement: This presentation uses a case study in Hong Kong to discuss the overlaps and opportunities of ESGâ€™s risk management and EIAâ€™s impact management in achieving biodiversity conservation goals.

Acceptance Status: approve

Romaine hydroelectric complex monitoring program : lessons learned so far?

Abstract ID# 273

Presenting Author: Maude Richard St-Vincent | Coauthor(s): Marie-JosÃ©e Grimard
Preferred Session: Ensuring environmental and social performance of Infrastructure Projects

Summary Statement: The vast environmental monitoring program for Romaine complex (2009-2040) is an important tool for improving impact assessments. Lessons learned so far will be useful for future projects.

Acceptance Status: approve

Roundtable on IA in ASEAN - Summary of the ASEAN Day

Abstract ID# 209

Presenting Author: Matthew Baird
Preferred Session: ASEAN Day Session 4 - Future of IA in ASEAN

Summary Statement: This session will provide a high-level summary and overview of some of the exciting initiatives happening in ASEAN.

Acceptance Status: approve

Safeguarding Biodiversity and Meeting International Obligations through EIA

Abstract ID# 373

Presenting Author: Anna Johnston
Preferred Session: A Global Assessment for Prosperity, People, and the Planet (Session 1)

Summary Statement: Using Canada as an example, this paper explores gaps, challenges and options for improving the treatment of biodiversity in project, regional and strategic assessment.

Acceptance Status: approve

SATOAYAMA Bank: The First Case of Biodiversity Bank Establishment in Japan

Abstract ID# 42

Presenting Author: Takafumi Kawamura | Coauthor(s): Akira Tanaka
Preferred Session: Sustainable Finance and ESG - double materiality assessment

Summary Statement: In order to solve the problems of biodiversity offsetting in Japan, Tsubaki TC Satoyama Bank, Japan's first biodiversity bank, has been established.

Acceptance Status: approve

Scoping multi-jurisdiction International ESIAs to leverage local EA processes

Abstract ID# 122

Presenting Author: Eleanor Gill
Preferred Session: Transforming environmental governance at local and international scales to improve ESG outcomes

Summary Statement: Best practices and case studies for multi-jurisdiction International ESIA scoping and planning, and how to align and build on local EA processes in Designated and Non-Designated Countries.

Acceptance Status: approve

SEA: How it addresses the failure of EIAs in Cambodia

Abstract ID# 86

Presenting Author: Chhuonvuoch Koem | Coauthor(s): Leng Chea
Preferred Session: Strategic Environmental Assessments in Mekong Country

Summary Statement: SEA is significant for project sustainability since it addresses the limitation of EIA including transparency, public engagement, cumulative assessment as well as mitigation measures.

Acceptance Status: approve

SIA certification in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand

Abstract ID# 27

Presenting Author: Ana Maria Esteves | Coauthor(s): Sheridan Coakes
Preferred Session: Capacity Building on SIA through Certification and Accreditation

Summary Statement: A specialist certification scheme in SIA was launched in 2022 in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand, the first of its kind globally.

Acceptance Status: approve

SIA credentials and accreditation in Australia?

Abstract ID# 58

Presenting Author: Will Rifkin
Preferred Session: Capacity Building on SIA through Certification and Accreditation

Summary Statement: Australian institutions could provide certification and accreditation for SIA practitioners to operate nationally and internationally due to good resources, but significant hurdles remain.

Acceptance Status: approve

SIA in Urban Renewal Project Implementation in Sarawak

Abstract ID# 141

Presenting Author: Saiful Bahari Amra Ramly
Preferred Session: Implementation of social impact assessment for physical development of projects

Summary Statement: This paper explores the role play by SIA Study in urban renewal projects in Sarawak as a solution to mitigate urbanization issues.

Acceptance Status: approve

Simplification and potential replacement of EA in the UK: Is it fit for purpose?

Abstract ID# 438

Presenting Author: Thomas Fischer
Preferred Session: Efforts to â€œsimplifyâ€ environmental assessment: Opportunity or threat?

Summary Statement: Thomas Fischer

Acceptance Status: approve

Simplification of environmental and other impact assessments â€“ results from an international online survey

Abstract ID# 419

Presenting Author: Thomas Fischer | Coauthor(s): Francois Retief , Reece Alberts , Alberto Fonseca , Gesa GeiÃŸler & Urmila Jha-Thakur; Jiricka-PÃ¼rrer, Alexandra

Preferred Session: Efforts to â€œsimplifyâ€ environmental assessment: Opportunity or threat?

Summary Statement: Results from an international survey on environmental (EA) and other impact assessment (IA) simplification efforts are presented which ran from July to October 2022. A total of 43 respondents reported on 25 different EA / IA systems. Whilst in three quarters of these systems simplification efforts were being made, in almost two thirds of the systems an increase in complexity and an extension of existing requirements was also observed.

Acceptance Status: approve

Simplification of Environmental Assessment â€“ the Case of Sweden

Abstract ID# 436

Presenting Author: Charlotte Faith-Ell
Preferred Session: Efforts to â€œsimplifyâ€ environmental assessment: Opportunity or threat?

Summary Statement: Charlotta Faith-Ell

Acceptance Status: approve

Site selection for small hydropower plant based on resources time footprint

Abstract ID# 195

Presenting Author: Xiaoxun Huang | Coauthor(s): Kiichiro Hayashi
Preferred Session: Asian S3EA: Strategic, Spatial and Sustainable EA

Summary Statement: We developed an approach to identify potential locations for small hydropower plants using resources time footprint in the aspect of material, CO2 emission, land, and labor.

Acceptance Status: approve

Smarter Solar Procurement in the Pacific: Addressing Lowest-Cost Risk

Abstract ID# 351

Presenting Author: Philip Martin | Coauthor(s): Sam Bunt
Preferred Session: Integrating risk and impact assessment in renewable energy supply chains

Summary Statement: Case-study of the ways better-integrated risk assessment in AIFFPâ€™s Palau Solar investment contributed to removing market demand for the forced-labour-exposed polysilicon products

Acceptance Status: approve

Social impact assessment and reducing risk in Indonesian oil palm

Abstract ID# 76

Presenting Author: Piers Gillespie
Preferred Session: Putting the 'S' in ESG: Social Impact Assessment for Major Projects

Summary Statement: Social impact assessment and reducing risk in Indonesian oil palm

Acceptance Status: approve

Sourcing Regionally - Local Building Material and their Re-use

Abstract ID# 143

Presenting Author: Anna Lyons
Preferred Session: Synergies of Impact Assessment and Circular Economy

Summary Statement: RCU would like to learn from its historic re-use of building material to ensure development today can keep the circular economy alive in AlUla

Acceptance Status: approve

Space for renewable energy?

Abstract ID# 270

Presenting Author: Petra Boonman
Preferred Session: Ensuring environmental and social performance of Infrastructure Projects

Summary Statement: Limited space, maximum whishes and needs. How to chose?

Acceptance Status: approve

Spatial analysis of ecosystem service importance in Greater Mekong rivers

Abstract ID# 67

Presenting Author: Peter-John Meynell
Preferred Session: Asian S3EA: Strategic, Spatial and Sustainable EA

Summary Statement: A systematic framework is described for defining and mapping the ecological importance of rivers in South East Asia, identifying high value reaches of rivers for protection or management of

Acceptance Status: approve

SPECTRUM PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IAP2 ON SUBAK BALI

Abstract ID# 241

Presenting Author: pundarika Vidya Andika | Coauthor(s): Aldi Muhammad Alizar
Preferred Session: Cultural Heritage Impact Assessment at Critical Sites

Summary Statement: Bali's Subak system has been implemented for managing stakeholders in the irrigation sector since the 11th century. Therefore, Subak can be a framework for engaging public in complex issues

Acceptance Status: approve

St.Lawrence Cultures & Nations: an approach built on trust and reciprocity

Abstract ID# 316

Presenting Author: Catherine Guillemette | Coauthor(s): Roxane Lavoie
Preferred Session: Workshop on EIA Leadership Practice

Summary Statement: A team of academic researchers and reps from 5 First Nations co-create an innovative approach to assess sociocultural cumulative effects from marine activities on Indigenous communities.

Acceptance Status: approve

Strategic environmental plan to strive for carbon neutrality in Hong Kong

Abstract ID# 238

Presenting Author: Noel Yim | Coauthor(s): Karen Lee
Preferred Session: Impact Assessment for Resilient Carbon Neutrality

Summary Statement: Reviewing strategies in Hong Kong to reduce the carbon footprint and enhance the adaptation and resilience to climate change with a view to lead Hong Kong towards carbon neutrality.

Acceptance Status: approve

Strengthening Parliamentary Capacity Building in Climate Finance

Abstract ID# 248

Presenting Author: Muhamad Azami Nasri
Preferred Session: Impact Assessment for Resilient Carbon Neutrality

Summary Statement: This paper is prepared to serve as a guide in increasing the capacity of the parliament which has a budget function in the form of climate finance

Acceptance Status: approve

Strengthening SEA in the Pacific Region: Challenges and Opportunities

Abstract ID# 60

Presenting Author: Jope Davetanivalu | Coauthor(s): Ivan Diarra
Preferred Session: Asian S3EA: Strategic, Spatial and Sustainable EA

Summary Statement: The SPREP Regional SEA guideline â€˜is a strategic planning tool that supports the application of SEA to support environmental planning, policy and informed decision making.

Acceptance Status: approve

Sustainable finance- EIB operating model

Abstract ID# 276

Presenting Author: Angela Filipas
Preferred Session: Overhauling impact assessment in response to the sustainability imperatives

Summary Statement: Sustainable finance- EIB operating model: moving forward from the focus on the management of environmental, climate and social risks and impacts to the pursuit of environmental opportunities

Acceptance Status: approve

SUSTAINING BIODIVERSITY THROUGH A WETLAND CONSERVATION PARKS SYSTEM

Abstract ID# 194

Presenting Author: Pei Kee Ng | Coauthor(s): Gary Chow
Preferred Session: Ecological resilience and impact assessment: applications and challenges

Summary Statement: Introducing Wetland Conservation Parks in Hong Kong as a resilient ecological concept in achieving a harmonious urban-rural integration in balancing development and nature conservation.

Acceptance Status: approve

Systems analysis of cumulative effects in EIA, a generic tool for all tiers

Abstract ID# 169

Presenting Author: Johanna Gordon | Coauthor(s): Charlotta Faith-Ell
Preferred Session: Analysis of cumulative impact and its input for climate change management through ESIA

Summary Statement: By applying qualitative systems analysis, generic cumulative effects (CE) in Swedish road and rail projects are captured, allowing for a working method for CE integration in all tiers.

Acceptance Status: approve

Teaching leadership in EA

Abstract ID# 171

Presenting Author: Charlotta Faith-Ell | Coauthor(s): Mari KÃ¥gstrÃ¶m
Preferred Session: Workshop on EIA Leadership Practice

Summary Statement: This paper explores teaching in leadership in EA and the potential role of Networked learning in teaching leadership in EA.

Acceptance Status: approve

The application of Adaptive Management to deep sea mining projects

Abstract ID# 115

Presenting Author: Neil Crossouard | Coauthor(s): Tom Matthewson
Preferred Session: The Role of EIA in Deep-Sea Mining

Summary Statement: In this paper we consider what aspects of adaptive management used in coastal dredging may be applied to deep sea mining, potential gaps and challenges and how these may be addressed.

Acceptance Status: approve

The ecological impacts of hydro-peaking in tropical and subtropical regions

Abstract ID# 48

Presenting Author: Zaglul Khandkar | Coauthor(s): Ross Thompson , Tariq Ezaz
Preferred Session: Ecological resilience and impact assessment: applications and challenges

Summary Statement: The outcome of our research will enable managers and governments to identify suitable hydro-peaking mitigation measures in tropical and sub-tropical countries.

Acceptance Status: approve

The evolution of Impact Assessments in Mexico

Abstract ID# 145

Presenting Author: Armando Garcia Chiang
Preferred Session: Towards More Sustainable Oil and Gas Projects - Strategies for Oil & Gas

Summary Statement: An overview is presented on the evolution of social base line studies towards impact assessments in Mexico.

Acceptance Status: approve

The First EIA for CO2 injection and mineralisation in Iceland

Abstract ID# 254

Presenting Author: Heida Adalsteinsdottir
Preferred Session: Impact Assessment for Resilient Carbon Neutrality

Summary Statement: The First EIA for CO2 injection and mineralisation in Iceland â€“ the challenges to overcome when being the first and the key learning outcomes from the process

Acceptance Status: approve

The FPIC process: a way of empowering indigenous communities?

Abstract ID# 245

Presenting Author: Francesca Rossi | Coauthor(s): Emanuele Bobbio
Preferred Session: Building Resilience through Indigenous Participation in EIA

Summary Statement: The implementation of the FPIC in a linear infrastructure project in Cameroon has shown its empowering importance for indigenous people in IA.

Acceptance Status: approve

The inclusion of climate change aspects in SEA: Potentials for Thai context

Abstract ID# 253

Presenting Author: Chaunjit Chanchitpricha | Coauthor(s): Alan Bond
Preferred Session: How environmental impact assessment works: Case studies

Summary Statement: SEA can be a potential tool providing evidence to grow climate action concerns at strategic level. This paper discusses how it helps in the Thai context!

Acceptance Status: approve

The main issues in complaints raised, their impacts and what should be done

Abstract ID# 328

Presenting Author: Elisea Gozun
Preferred Session: Failing Forward: Top 5 Complaints for IFI Projects and How to Avoid Them

Summary Statement: Lessons learned from the accountability mechanism process lead to better project design and strengthen (i) stakeholder satisfaction, (ii) relationships with clients, and (iii) the developmen

Acceptance Status: approve

The need for streamlining IA in The Netherlands

Abstract ID# 109

Presenting Author: Maarten Scheffers | Coauthor(s): Hans Vries, de
Preferred Session: Mapping of mapping: the role of spatial tools for impact assessment

Summary Statement: The Netherlands has been streamlining EIA for more than 20 years. This contribution provides a picture of the attempts to speed up planning procedures and make them more efficient.

Acceptance Status: approve

The Power of Nature-based Solutions to Increase Resiliency

Abstract ID# 340

Presenting Author: Virginia King | Coauthor(s): Benjamin Stewart
Preferred Session: Ecological resilience and impact assessment: applications and challenges

Summary Statement: This presentation will highlight the power of nature based solutions to create and sustain resiliency through ecosystem services

Acceptance Status: approve

The role of capacity-building in the Pacific Islands

Abstract ID# 357

Presenting Author: Rachelle Marburg
Preferred Session: Capacity Building on SIA through Certification and Accreditation

Summary Statement: Overview of the World Bankâ€™s approach to implementing capacity-building in the Pacific Islands, learn from examples and lessons for achieving inclusive and sustainable development

Acceptance Status: approve

The Social Impact of the UI GreenMetric participants to the society

Abstract ID# 363

Presenting Author: Riri Fitri Sari | Coauthor(s): Hastin Setiani , Jauzak Hussaini Windiatmaja
Preferred Session: Social Impact Assessment: How Universities' Impacts on Society are Evaluated

Summary Statement: UI GreenMetric is a world university ranking that measures campus sustainability efforts. The ranking is based broadly on the conceptual framework of Environment, Economy, and Equity.

Acceptance Status: approve

The strategic importance of key metals in Chinaâ€™s carbon-neutral future

Abstract ID# 200

Presenting Author: Yufan Du
Preferred Session: Impact Assessment for Resilient Carbon Neutrality

Summary Statement: The strategic importance of lithium, cobalt and nickel in 2050 may be comparable with oil and gas today, with recycling as the most important factor shaping the metalsâ€™ strategic importance.

Acceptance Status: approve

The validity of spatial data-based EIA screening decisions

Abstract ID# 51

Presenting Author: Dirk Cilliers | Coauthor(s): Francois Retief
Preferred Session: Mapping of mapping: the role of spatial tools for impact assessment

Summary Statement: Screening based on spatial information can result in invalid screening decisions. The accuracy and scale of spatial information must be considered for their effect on screening decisions.

Acceptance Status: approve

The Vandhoo Turtles: When Biodiversity Conservation Meets Environmental Man

Abstract ID# 23

Presenting Author: Mokshana Wijeyeratne | Coauthor(s): Ahmed Hassaan Zuhair
Preferred Session: Impact Assessment: Fostering Partnerships for Green Resilient Development

Summary Statement: The session traverses the birth of the Vandhoo Regional Waste Management Facilities, Turtle Management Plan (TMPs) a collaborative modal for marine biodiversity conservation in the Maldives.

Acceptance Status: approve

Three decades of EIA streamlining: A developing country perspective (South Africa)

Abstract ID# 418

Presenting Author: Francois Retief | Coauthor(s): Reece Alberts
Preferred Session: Efforts to â€œsimplifyâ€ environmental assessment: Opportunity or threat?

Summary Statement: Three decades of streamlining and refinement has arguably resulted in the South African EIA system being worse for wear and overly complex and ineffective.

Acceptance Status: approve

Toward better argument for clearer communication and more effective IA

Abstract ID# 189

Presenting Author: Glenn Brown | Coauthor(s): Lachlan Wilkinson
Preferred Session: Workshop on EIA Leadership Practice

Summary Statement: Tools for clearer argument can make IA more efficient and effective. After training, use is inconsistent. We discuss steps to lead to better practice with examples from Canada and Australia.

Acceptance Status: approve

Towards eco-centric EIA best practice principles for protected areas

Abstract ID# 15

Presenting Author: Francois Retief | Coauthor(s): Reece Alberts , Dirk Cilliers , Claudine Roos , Alan Bond
Preferred Session: Ecological resilience and impact assessment: applications and challenges

Summary Statement: The aim of this paper is to make recommendations towards more eco-centric EIA best practice principles for developments affecting protected areas.

Acceptance Status: approve

Tracking corporate net positive impact in the mining sector

Abstract ID# 119

Presenting Author: Sophia Raithel
Preferred Session: Moving beyond risk: Striving for data to deliver nature positive outcomes

Summary Statement: Presentation of biodiversity metrics and data needs to quantify a mining corporations trajectory towards Net Positive Impact

Acceptance Status: approve

Transforming environmental governance to improve ESG Outcomes

Abstract ID# 186

Presenting Author: Mellissa Winfield
Preferred Session: Transforming environmental governance at local and international scales to improve ESG outcomes

Summary Statement: Survey-based research to explore the challenges of effective environmental protection and identify opportunities that transform governance and improve environmental and social outcomes.

Acceptance Status: approve

Transient dynamics of forest growth and stand density after thinning

Abstract ID# 243

Presenting Author: Hyung-Sub Kim | Coauthor(s): Gwang-Jung Kim , Jeong-Min Lee , Min-Young Kwon , Ge-Eun Kim & Ahn, Ji-Eun; Choi, Yoo-Jin; Kwon, Sang-Geun; Kim, Jin-Seo; Park, Ji-Eun; Jo, Hee-Jae; Son, Yo-Whan

Preferred Session: Climate Change Impact Assessment and Integrated Application Tools

Summary Statement: This study estimated the dynamics of mean diameter at breast height (DBH) and stand density after thinnin g and predict potential equilibriums of mean DBH and stand density in Korea forests.

Acceptance Status: approve

Unfolding simplification beyond drawbacks: Reasoning and types for simplifying environmental assessment (Denmark)

Abstract ID# 417

Presenting Author: Lone KÃ¸rnÃ¸v | Coauthor(s): Ivar Lyhne
Preferred Session: Efforts to â€œsimplifyâ€ environmental assessment: Opportunity or threat?

Summary Statement: Cases shows how simplification of environmental assessment is a multifaceted set of processes â€“ reflecting different reasons and types of simplifying.

Acceptance Status: approve

USAID OPTIONAL SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK

Abstract ID# 29

Presenting Author: Henry Aryeetey | Coauthor(s): N/A
Preferred Session: Perspectives on Social Impact Assessment

Summary Statement: USAID balances the potential benefits of activities that aim to build resilience with the possibility that such efforts could have unintended adverse impacts on people and communities.

Acceptance Status: approve

Use local knowledge for a better IA process using digital participation

Abstract ID# 164

Presenting Author: Paul Eijssen
Preferred Session: The contribution of Citizen Science to Participatory Impact Assessment

Summary Statement: Digital participation offers the opportunity to involve stakeholders more and to use their ideas and local knowledge in the process. Possibilities and optimisations were examined in a pilot

Acceptance Status: approve

Use of MCDA to minimize environmental and social risks at site screening

Abstract ID# 74

Presenting Author: Bulent Kadioglu | Coauthor(s): Raed Albasseet, Saud Al Mutairi, Abdurrahim Basit Khan
Preferred Session: Mapping of mapping: the role of spatial tools for impact assessment

Summary Statement: This paper presents the challenges in the application of MCDA at site screening to avoid, reduce, and minimize environmental and social risks.

Acceptance Status: approve

Using remote sensing and machine learning to identify biodiversity offsets

Abstract ID# 24

Presenting Author: Pablo Perez Chaves
Preferred Session: Mapping of mapping: the role of spatial tools for impact assessment

Summary Statement: Using remote sensing and machine learning to identify biodiversity offsets and to improve the proper incorporation of biodiversity in EIAs

Acceptance Status: approve

Using SEA techniques to support UN Sustainable Development Goals

Abstract ID# 434

Presenting Author: Peter Nelson
Preferred Session: A Global Assessment for Prosperity, People, and the Planet (Session 1)

Summary Statement: An assessment of the potential for using SEA to strengthen international delivery of UN Sustainable Development Goals on a sub-continental or country-by country basis.

Acceptance Status: approve

Using SEEA Ecosystem Accounting to conserve biodiversity as a common good

Abstract ID# 128

Presenting Author: Maya Gabriela Villaluz
Preferred Session: Ecological resilience and impact assessment: applications and challenges

Summary Statement: This paper uses SEEA Ecosystem Accounting to tackle societal challenges and benefits with the conservation of biodiversity ecosystem services and its sustainable management as a common good.

Acceptance Status: approve

Visualized environmental measures for pipeline project in Thailand

Abstract ID# 97

Presenting Author: Rachit Sattapun | Coauthor(s): Sirivimon Sanrach
Preferred Session: Information management and impact assessment

Summary Statement: Visualized Environmental Mitigation Measures will reflect the most reality of activities and encourage stakeholders to understanding of the proposed environmental mitigation measures.

Acceptance Status: approve

Walk the Talk: Mitigating Human Rights Impacts of Infrastructure Projects

Abstract ID# 98

Presenting Author: Isabelle Kim
Preferred Session: New developments in human rights impact assessment

Summary Statement: This paper explores the practical challenges of mitigating gender-specific human rights impacts, in the context of male-dominated infrastructure sectors and traditional cultural norms.

Acceptance Status: approve

Waste management measures in EIAs for developments in protected areas

Abstract ID# 52

Presenting Author: Claudine Roos | Coauthor(s): Carolien, Dirk, Francois & Reece Claassens, Cilliers, Retief & Alberts
Preferred Session: Ecological resilience and impact assessment: applications and challenges

Summary Statement: The paper reviews the extent to which waste management measures are considered for infrastructure developments in protected areas (PAs).

Acceptance Status: approve

WBG's E&S Framework for Offshore Wind Spatial Planning for Emerging Markets

Abstract ID# 54

Presenting Author: Kate Lazarus | Coauthor(s): Lori Anna Conzo
Preferred Session: Mapping of mapping: the role of spatial tools for impact assessment

Summary Statement: The WBGâ€™s E&S Framework for Offshore Wind Spatial Planning is a practical tool to support the sustainable planning of offshore wind development in emerging market countries. Its aim is to a

Acceptance Status: approve

What did we learn? Lessons from the Bipole III Transmission LInes project

Abstract ID# 265

Presenting Author: Patricia Fitzpatrick
Preferred Session: Integrating risk and impact assessment in renewable energy supply chains

Summary Statement: This presentation identifies lessons learned follow-up, monitoring and ex-post reports for a large transmission line project in Manitoba.

Acceptance Status: approve

Why Urban Ecosystem Conservation Matter for Sustainable Urban Policy

Abstract ID# 365

Presenting Author: Thalyta Ernandya Yuwono
Preferred Session: Impact Assessment: Fostering Partnerships for Green Resilient Development

Summary Statement: The session traverses the birth of the Colombo Wetland Management Strategy, and integrating natural process with urbanization to build inclusive and resilient cities.

Acceptance Status: approve

Woollahra Aboriginal Heritage: best practice heritage impact assessment

Abstract ID# 129

Presenting Author: Flavia Scardamaglia
Preferred Session: How is Indigenous leadership improving IA?

Summary Statement: This case study demonstrates how responsible heritage impact assessment returns leadership back to Indigenous heritage representatives of NSW, Australia in the development assessment process

Acceptance Status: approve

Working with Indigenous Peoples in EIAs

Abstract ID# 335

Presenting Author: Geetha Ramesh | Coauthor(s): Melody Lepine
Preferred Session: Indigenous Knowledge as the Foundation of Indigenous-led Impact Assessments

Summary Statement: This paper will discuss through case studies how the center of resilience building is through Reconciliation and early indigenous participation.

Acceptance Status: approve

Would the new capital of Indonesia be secure against multi-hazard?

Abstract ID# 181

Presenting Author: Sujung Heo
Preferred Session: Mapping of mapping: the role of spatial tools for impact assessment

Summary Statement: climate change, natural hazard, machine learning, fire, landslide, flood, random forest, classification and regression trees, boosted regression trees, Kalimantan, Sumatra, Indonesia

Acceptance Status: approve

YUKPA - A Semi-Nomad Colombian Community coexisting in a Mining and Energy

Abstract ID# 331

Presenting Author: Yaddy Ruiz | Coauthor(s): AndrÃ©s Amaya
Preferred Session: Building Resilience through Indigenous Participation in EIA

Summary Statement: Through and intercultural dialogue and a Previous Consultation process, The YUKPA semi-nomad community has its voice heard, advocates for their rights and participates in their first IA

Acceptance Status: approve

IAIA23 Submitted Paper & Presentation Abstracts

Barriers and breakthroughs: The roles of Indigenous Women in Canadian IAs

Abstract ID# 123

Acceptance Status: approve

Spatial planning and its role in a resilient green economy

Abstract ID# 299

Acceptance Status: approve

A case for the S in ESG

Abstract ID# 320

Acceptance Status: approve

A Framework for the Implementation of EIA for a Deep-sea Mining Project

Abstract ID# 112

Acceptance Status: approve

A Holistic Model for Inclusive and Resilient Linear Infrastructure in ASEAN

Abstract ID# 350

Acceptance Status: approve

A new approach to Critical Habitat assessment aligned with World Bank ESS6

Abstract ID# 37

Acceptance Status: approve

A sectoral approach to assess human rights impacts in the renewables sector

Abstract ID# 82

Acceptance Status: approve

Above and Beyond IA: Benefits for the Territory Development

Abstract ID# 332

Acceptance Status: approve

Advancing the process for determining social impact significance

Abstract ID# 324

Acceptance Status: approve

Agrivoltaics creating energy justice

Abstract ID# 410

Acceptance Status: approve

Aligning EA and the Sustainable Development Goals: Practitioner perspective

Abstract ID# 427

Acceptance Status: approve

An Indigenous-led history of change to evaluate cumulative effects

Abstract ID# 323

Acceptance Status: approve

An Overview of Socioeconomic Impacts of Landslides

Abstract ID# 35

Acceptance Status: approve

Analysis for further improvement of Social Licensing to Operate (SLO)

Abstract ID# 223

Acceptance Status: approve

Analysis of Relationship between Urban Development Patterns and Particulate

Abstract ID# 221

Acceptance Status: approve

Assessing cumulative impacts for Fort McKay MÃ©tis Nation in Alberta

Abstract ID# 347

Acceptance Status: approve

Assessing health impacts of energy transition technologies

Abstract ID# 277

Acceptance Status: approve

Assessing infrastructure procurement decisions for positive social outcomes

Abstract ID# 89

Acceptance Status: approve

Assessing mitigations for mine exploration with Indigenous storytelling

Abstract ID# 201

Acceptance Status: approve

Assessment and management of polymetallic nodule mining in CCZ ecosystems

Abstract ID# 130

Acceptance Status: approve

Assessment Methods to Achieve Sustainability

Abstract ID# 426

Acceptance Status: approve

Baram Heritage Survey- Decolonial Assessments in Indigenous Territories

Abstract ID# 121

Acceptance Status: approve

Benchmarking Environmental and Social Safeguard Procedures: What are the Re

Abstract ID# 120

Acceptance Status: approve

Beyond Avoidance: AIFFPï¿½s journey to strengthen E&S

Abstract ID# 361

Acceptance Status: approve

Bruce Dunn, Director, Safeguards Division, Asian Development Bank (ADB)

Abstract ID# 116

Acceptance Status: approve

Building ecological resilience in a rapidly changing landscape

Abstract ID# 172

Acceptance Status: approve

Can the Marine Renewable Energy Act function as SEA in Japan?