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WHAT'S
NEW
NZAIA
INFORMATION
IMPACT
ASSESSMENT LINKS
LIBRARY OF
ACTIVITIES
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The
Role of Impact Assessment in Strategic Planning and Policy Development:
Informing Evidence-based Policy and Whole of Government Processes
Keynote
Address:
Andy Reisinger
(Climate Change Office)
Using impact assessment to prepare NZ for climate change
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Peter
Kingsbury (MCDEM) Civil Defence and Emergency Management Planning:
Imprecision and Variability in Pre-event Hazard Impact Assessment
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Graham Leonard (GNS)
Mark Walton (NZIER) Measuring
social and economic impacts of recent flood events
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Dave Heron (GNS).
Integrating hazard information in community planning: examples from the
Wellington region
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Liz Clarke (WCC).
Involving the community in hazard planning: example from the Wellington
fault zoning project.
ENERGY
SUPPLY
Keynote
address: Jeanette
Fitzsimons (Co-Leader of the Green Party)
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Energy impacts: who
is addressing them in a market system?
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Ralph Sims, Massey
University. Future impacts of climate change and peak oil on sustainable
energy supply solutions
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Brian Cox, East
Harbour Management Services. Assessing the impacts of renewable energy
projects
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Dougal Morrison,
Ministry of Economic Development. National cost benefit analysis of
proposals to take water from the Waitaki River
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Roy Hemmingway,
Electricity Commission. Planning the North Island Transmission Line
TRANSPORT
LEGISLATION CASE STUDIES
Keynote
address:
Dr Bruce Hucker: Land Transport Management Act and other related
considerations
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David Sylvester:
Transit NZ's experiences of implementing the Land Transport Management
Act and its use of impact assessment
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Tony Brennand: The Western Corridor Transportation Study - A Bold New Step in a Brave
New World or Traditional Transport Planning Re-cycled?
EVIDENCE
BASED POLICY
Keynote
address:
Dr. Jane Davidson The motivating factors behind the move towards
evidence based policy
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Rob Brown:
Implementing a social development approach
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Barbara Langford and
Geoff Fougere: Assessing policies for their impact on health - experiences of the PHAC
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Bruce Taylor:
Connecting science with environmental policy, challenges and opportunities
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Molly Melhuish: The
impact of energy restructuring on householders and policy options to address them
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