Keynote Presentation
Strategic Environmental Assessment - What Is It and What Makes It Effective?
Dr. Jenny Pope, Integral Sustainability
Practice and applications of SEA in NZ
SEA in NZ – an overview
Prof. Richard Morgan, University of Otago
Iwi and SEA
Prof. Hirini Matunga, Lincoln University
SEA and land and water management in New Zealand (no powerpoint)
Dr. Hugh Logan, Land & Water Forum
Practice and applications of SEA in Oceania
SEA in the Pacific
Jope Davetanivalu and Melanie Bradley (SPREP)
Applying SEA to the World Bank REDD (reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation) processes in the Pacific Pene Ferguson, World Bank
SEA experiences in Australia: applying IA at the landscape level
Dr. Carolyn Cameron, Cameron Strategies
Applications of SEA in the primary sector
How many cows can the Mackenzie take? - SEA in a special place
Helen Shaw, Environment Canterbury
Biosecurity – SEA for predator free NZ
Dr. James Russell, University of Auckland; and Nick Taylor, Taylor & Associates
Building resilience in hill country farming
Dr. Nick Cradock-Henry, Manaaki Whenua (Landcare Research)
SEA for tourism, conservation and recreation
Less than 100% pure – reactive versus strategic assessment of tourism for policies and plans
Prof. David Simmons, Lincoln University
Visitor impacts on Tane Mahuta
Dr. Ken Hughey, Lincoln University
Assessing recreation in coastal plans – a case study of the Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan
Rob Greenaway, Consultant
Strategic assessment of sea-level rise and the effects of climate change
Assessing Coastal Hazards (no powerpoint)
Dr. Deirdre Hart, Scientist
Moving from modelling to scenarios - building futures thinking into strategic assessment
Dr. Will Allen, Systems Scientist
Community participation in planning for uses of the Red Zone
Dr Suzanne Vallance, Lincoln University
Strategic assessment for healthy people and communities
Accounting for changing demographics and social wellbeing in the revised Selwyn District Plan
Tim Harris, Selwyn District Council
Developing healthy urban communities: planning considering all the impacts
Prof. Simon Kingham, University of Cantebury
Health in all policies and plans
Jane Murray, Canterbury District Health Board
Indaba: Developing capacity in SEA in New Zealand: open space group discussion on topics identified by participants during the conference
2016 Poster presentations
Invasive species management: a community social profile framework
Jo P. Aley, C. Nick Taylor and James C. Russell
Co-creating rural resilience in Kaikoura – a new form of SEA?
H.G. Rennie, S. Beaven, N. Cradock-Henry, A. Grant, M.W. Hughes, E.R. Langer, C. Orchiston and T.M. Wilson
Poster Summary
Strategic social assessment in an integrated, collaborative approach to setting limits for the Waitaki Catchment
Nick Taylor and Michael Mackay
Poster Summary
Section 32 reports and strategic environmental assessment (SEA)
Chantal Whitby and Richard Morgan
New Zealand Association for Impact Assessment Affiliates poster prepared for IAIA'16 in Nagoya, Japan
Richard Morgan
Strategic Environmental Assessment - What Is It and What Makes It Effective?
Dr. Jenny Pope, Integral Sustainability
Practice and applications of SEA in NZ
SEA in NZ – an overview
Prof. Richard Morgan, University of Otago
Iwi and SEA
Prof. Hirini Matunga, Lincoln University
SEA and land and water management in New Zealand (no powerpoint)
Dr. Hugh Logan, Land & Water Forum
Practice and applications of SEA in Oceania
SEA in the Pacific
Jope Davetanivalu and Melanie Bradley (SPREP)
Applying SEA to the World Bank REDD (reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation) processes in the Pacific Pene Ferguson, World Bank
SEA experiences in Australia: applying IA at the landscape level
Dr. Carolyn Cameron, Cameron Strategies
Applications of SEA in the primary sector
How many cows can the Mackenzie take? - SEA in a special place
Helen Shaw, Environment Canterbury
Biosecurity – SEA for predator free NZ
Dr. James Russell, University of Auckland; and Nick Taylor, Taylor & Associates
Building resilience in hill country farming
Dr. Nick Cradock-Henry, Manaaki Whenua (Landcare Research)
SEA for tourism, conservation and recreation
Less than 100% pure – reactive versus strategic assessment of tourism for policies and plans
Prof. David Simmons, Lincoln University
Visitor impacts on Tane Mahuta
Dr. Ken Hughey, Lincoln University
Assessing recreation in coastal plans – a case study of the Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan
Rob Greenaway, Consultant
Strategic assessment of sea-level rise and the effects of climate change
Assessing Coastal Hazards (no powerpoint)
Dr. Deirdre Hart, Scientist
Moving from modelling to scenarios - building futures thinking into strategic assessment
Dr. Will Allen, Systems Scientist
Community participation in planning for uses of the Red Zone
Dr Suzanne Vallance, Lincoln University
Strategic assessment for healthy people and communities
Accounting for changing demographics and social wellbeing in the revised Selwyn District Plan
Tim Harris, Selwyn District Council
Developing healthy urban communities: planning considering all the impacts
Prof. Simon Kingham, University of Cantebury
Health in all policies and plans
Jane Murray, Canterbury District Health Board
Indaba: Developing capacity in SEA in New Zealand: open space group discussion on topics identified by participants during the conference
2016 Poster presentations
Invasive species management: a community social profile framework
Jo P. Aley, C. Nick Taylor and James C. Russell
Co-creating rural resilience in Kaikoura – a new form of SEA?
H.G. Rennie, S. Beaven, N. Cradock-Henry, A. Grant, M.W. Hughes, E.R. Langer, C. Orchiston and T.M. Wilson
Poster Summary
Strategic social assessment in an integrated, collaborative approach to setting limits for the Waitaki Catchment
Nick Taylor and Michael Mackay
Poster Summary
Section 32 reports and strategic environmental assessment (SEA)
Chantal Whitby and Richard Morgan
New Zealand Association for Impact Assessment Affiliates poster prepared for IAIA'16 in Nagoya, Japan
Richard Morgan