IEMA Webinar on the Government consultation on ‘Planning for the Future’
This Impact Assessment Network webinar looked at the development of the IEMA response to the Government White Paper - Planning for the Future (England only).
This proposes radical planning reform including moving to a zonal based planning system. The White Paper also proposes the removal of Sustainability Appraisal and identifies the need for reform of both the application of SEA and the Regulations around EIA as part of the changes.
This webinar explored how moving to a zonal based system may affect SEA and EIA and consider what future reform of environmental assessment in England's planning system could involve. The purpose of the session was to explain how IEMA is responding to the White Paper and provide an opportunity for members to comment before the response is finalised.
Presenters include:
Rufus Howard (IEMA IA Lead)
Josh Fothergill (Fothergill Training & Consulting)
Simon White (Jacobs)
Presentations
Government consultation on ‘Planning for the Future' Webinar slides - R, Howard IEMA & J, Fothergill Fothergill Training & Consulting - CLICK HERE
EPF Series: Environment Bill governance arrangements in Northern Ireland
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Our Yorkshire & Humberside webinar Director of Policy and External Affairs at IEMA Martin Baxter reviewed the key changes and implications of the Environment Bill for local authorities, consultants and professionals working in business and how this will impact local areas.
Our 101 introductory webinar featured experts on environmental auditing, providing an understanding of what represents a good audit, the key planning stages in conducting an audit, practical insight on how to maximise value from audits and the importance of registered auditors and certification bodies.
This Impact Assessment Network webinar looked at the development of the IEMA response to the Government White Paper - Planning for the Future (England only).
We hosted an event in partnership with The Broadway Initiative to discuss the government's commitment to deliver “the most ambitious environmental programme of any country on earth” and the targets for green growth under the new Environment Bill.
In this digital session, we discussed the topics of supply chain impacts, air quality and people and environment and how COVID-19 measures may have impacted them.
