The Benefits and Challenges of Applying IAP2 Principles in UK EIA Practice
The ability to effectively engage stakeholders during EIA and wider pre-application activities is essential to delivering good practice development planning, but achieving success is challenging. This webinar will explore the International Association for Public Participation (IAP2) principles and the benefits and challenges of applying them in UK practice.
This webinar will explore the International Association for Public Participation (IAP2) principles for involving stakeholders in the pre-application and assessment phase of project design and development, with licensed IAP2 trainer Tanya Burdett (Essential Planning) providing her perspective on the principles and the benefits of their application. The presentations will have a UK focus with Jo Murphy (Environment Agency) and Jenny Stafford (Temple Group) drawing from their own experiences of public participation related to multiple EIAs and providing their reflections on the benefits and challenges of applying the IAP2’s principles in practice.
Your Speakers:
Tanya Burdett (Essential Planning) [email protected]
Jenny Stafford (Temple Group) [email protected]
Deborah Dunsford (The Environment Agency) [email protected]
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