Mar 2007 - Impact Assessment - a process not a product
The EIANZ–SEQ conducted a 1 day forum exploring the practical side of Impact Assessment. Too often Impact Assessment is seen as the production of a document that is driven by the need to have a tick in the relevant authority’s box. Once the tick is achieved, the document may never be referred to again.
This unique forum investigated how planning can make the Impact Assessment process a powerful tool in helping guide all parties (clients, government, the public and contractors) to unite with a goal of achieving sustainable outcomes for future generations. Queensland is facing rapid growth that will require serious decisions about resource use. This topical event will investigate how Impact Assessment can be used to address this issue in a collaborative way.
- Exploration of best practice in impact assessment in Queensland and Australia
- Presentations on current tools used for impact assessment
- Presentations on practical applications of impact assessment tools
To download the presentations from the event, click on the Speakers below.
Impact Assessment - a process not a product - Dr Hugh Lavery
Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) - Dr Simon Marsden
SEA Workshop, AJEM article - Dr Simon Marsden
EIS Monitoring and Evaluation - Simona Trimachi
Cumulative Impact Assessment - Dr John Mackenzie
Click here to download brochure with full program
This event was proudly sponsored by: 
Bryce Skarratt (44Kb)- Claire Gronow (37Kb)
- Dr High Lavery (458Kb)
- Dr John Mackenzie (145Kb)
- SEA Workshop (93Kb)
- Simon Marsden (17Kb)
- Simona Trimachi (202Kb)
