15th July 2021 - 12:30pm - 1:30pm
This webinar is a calling to practitioners and stakeholders to help (re)define socio-economic and community impact assessment in EIA, providing review of international standards and practice in social impact assessment and a broadening of impact assessment to include project impacts on people’s wellbeing including community, culture, access to services, health, place attachment, decision-making, fears and aspirations and distributive inequity.
Presented by
Rufus Howard
Policy and Engagement Lead at IEMA, IEMA
Dr Howard is the policy and engagement lead for Impact Assessment at IEMA and a leading professional in EIA, with two decades of international experience across renewable energy and major infrastructure.
