IAIA13 Impact Assessment: The Next Generation is the 33rd Annual Conference of the International Association for Impact Assessment, it will take place on May 13-16, 2013 at the Calgary Stampede BMO Centre in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
The IAIA13 theme focuses on how impact assessment (IA) itself will evolve in Canada as well as in the rest of the word as we face global changes (e.g., climate change, biodiversity loss, soil degradation and loss, ocean productivity changes, loss of aboriginal cultures, and more) as well as changes in IA regulations and procedures. The “next generation” refers to both a new generation of practitioners and new approaches to IA practice.
A sample of proposed sessions include:
IAIA conferences are interdisciplinary, and more than 800 delegates from over 90 nations are expected to attend.
To see the preliminary program, submit abstracts, sign up for up-dates or register, click here.
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The IAIA13 theme focuses on how impact assessment (IA) itself will evolve in Canada as well as in the rest of the word as we face global changes (e.g., climate change, biodiversity loss, soil degradation and loss, ocean productivity changes, loss of aboriginal cultures, and more) as well as changes in IA regulations and procedures. The “next generation” refers to both a new generation of practitioners and new approaches to IA practice.
A sample of proposed sessions include:
- Engaging aboriginal communities in IA and mitigation
- Emerging good practices in responsible oil and gas operations
- What gets measured gets managed: applications of IA for corporate responsibility
- Designing and implementing strategies for a biodiversity action plan
- Guidelines and tools for integrating climate change in IA
- To be or not to be? Alternatives analysis in impact assessment
- Using health impact assessment to achieve sustainable goals
- Consulting and engaging indigenous communities in the extractive sector
- International Guidelines for SEA: the next generation
IAIA conferences are interdisciplinary, and more than 800 delegates from over 90 nations are expected to attend.
To see the preliminary program, submit abstracts, sign up for up-dates or register, click here.
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Video - The Business Case for Sustainability
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Increasing Sustainable Innovation Demands Change
Mandating Corporate Sustainability Data
The Sustainable Supply Chain Imperative
Video - Sustainability: The Potential of Universities to be Living Laboratories
Dirty Digital Footprints: An Exposé of “Green” Websites
Sustainability Past and Future: Executives Review 2012 and Make Predictions for 2013
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