Why environmental assessment?
To ensure that environmental and social consequences of proposed activities are incorporated into decision making.
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Sustainable advice programme for Dutch MFA and embassies
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IUCN's and WWF's Shared Resources, Joint Solutions programme
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Netherlands commission for
environmental assessment
Why the NCEA?
Because of our expertise, independence and transparency. For more than 25 years, we have provided advisory services and capacity development for environmental assessment.
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In the spotlight: IAIA's best practice principles on independence in impact assessment
We are currently finalising the new International Best Practice Principles on independence of reviewers. The final draft will be discussed at IAIA's international conference on May 6th.
To read the final draft and give your opinion on this publication, please follow the link
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Synergy: increasing local ownership through environmental and social assessment
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Signing MoU with Ministry of Environment & Sustainable Development - Guinea
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