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    • Issue #16 SIA for rural resilience and wellbeing >
      • SIA for rural resilience and wellbeing: Intro
      • The drivers and agents of on-farm change in Aotearoa New Zealand
      • Social-ecological assessment for remote and island communities
      • The Impact of Substandard Rural Housing on Resilience and Wellbeing in Te Tai Tokerau
      • Success factors for planning regeneration in rural areas
    • Issue #15 Economic methods and Impact Assessment >
      • Economic methods in impact assessment: an introduction
      • The Nature of Economic Analysis for Resource Management
      • The State-of-the-Art and Prospects: Economic Valuation of Ecosystem Services in Environmental Impact Assessment
      • Economic impact assessment and regional development: reflections on Queensland mining impacts
      • Fonterra’s policy on economic incentives for promoting sustainable farming practices
    • Issue #14 Impact assessment for infrastructure development >
      • Impact assessment for infrastructure development - an introduction
      • Place Matters: The importance of geographic assessment of areas of influence in understanding the social effects of large-scale transport investment in Wellington
      • Unplanned Consequences? New Zealand's experiment with urban (un)planning and infrastructure implications
      • Reflections on infrastructure, Town and Country planning and intimations of SIA in the late 1970s and early 1980s
      • SIA guidance for infrastructure and economic development projects
      • Scoping in impact assessments for infrastructure projects: Reflections on South African experiences
      • Impact Assessment for Pacific Island Infrastructure
    • Issue #13 Health impact assessment: practice issues >
      • Introduction to health impact assessment: practice issues
      • International Health Impact Assessment – a personal view
      • Use of Health Impact Assessment to develop climate change adaptation plans for health
      • An integrated approach to assessing health impacts
      • Assessing the health and social impacts of transport policies and projects
      • Whither HIA in New Zealand….or just wither?
    • Issue #12 Risk Assessment: Case Studies and Approaches >
      • Introduction
      • Risk Assessment and Impact Assessment : A perspective from Victoria, Australia
      • The New and Adaptive Paradigm Needed to Manage Rising Coastal Risks
      • Reflections on Using Risk Assessments in Understanding Climate Change Adaptation Needs in Te Taitokerau Northland
      • Values-Based Impact Assessment and Emergency Management
      • Certainty about Communicating Uncertainty: Assessment of Flood Loss and Damage
      • Improving Understanding of Rockfall Geohazard Risk in New Zealand
      • Normalised New Zealand Natural Disaster Insurance Losses: 1968-2019
      • Houston, We Have a Problem - Seamless Integration of Weather and Climate Forecast for Community Resilience
      • Innovating with Online Data to Understand Risk and Impact in a Data Poor Environment
    • Impact Connector #11 Climate Change Mitigation, Adaptation, and Impact Assessment: views from the Pacific >
      • Introduction
      • Climate change adaptation and mitigation, impact assessment, and decision-making: a Pacific perspective
      • Climate adaptation and impact assessment in the Pacific: overview of SPREP-sponsored presentations
      • Land and Sea: Integrated Assessment of the Temaiku Land and Urban Development Project in Kiribati
      • Strategic Environmental Assessment: Rising to the SDG Challenge
      • Coastal Engineering for Climate Change Resilience in Eastern Tongatapu, Tonga
      • Climate-induced Migration in the Pacific: The Role of New Zealand
    • Impact Connector #10 Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation >
      • Introduction
      • Is a “just transition” possible for Māori?
      • Adapting to Climate Change on Scale: Addressing the Challenge and Understanding the Impacts of Asia Mega-Cities
      • How responding to climate change might affect health, for better or for worse
      • Kanuka, Kereru and carbon capture - Assessing the effects of a programme taking a fresh look at the hill and high country land resource
      • Wairoa: Community perceptions of increased afforestation
      • Te Kākahu Kahukura Ecological Restoration project: A story within a story
    • Issue #9 Impacts of Covid-19 >
      • Introduction to Impact Connector Issue 9 – Impact assessment and Covid 19
      • Covid-19 fast-track consenting: climate change legacy key to success
      • Tourism – the long haul ahead
      • Making sense of the impact of Covid-19: planning, politics, and the public good
    • Issue #8 Social Impact Assessment >
      • Challenges for Social Impact Assessment in New Zealand: looking backwards and looking forwards
      • Insights from the eighties: early Social Impact Assessment reports on rural community dynamics
      • Impact Assessment and the Capitals Framework: A Systems-based Approach to Understanding and Evaluating Wellbeing
      • Building resilience in Rural Communities – a focus on mobile population groups
      • Assessing the Impacts of a New Cycle Trail: A Fieldnote
      • The challenges of a new biodiversity strategy for social impact assessment (SIA)
      • “Say goodbye to traffic”? The role of SIA in establishing whether ‘air taxis’ are the logical next step in the evolution of transportation
    • Issue #7 Ecological Impact Assessment >
      • The future of Ecological Impact Assessment in New Zealand
      • Ecological impact assessment and roading projects
      • EcIA and the Resource Management Act
      • Professional Practice and implementation of EcIA
      • EcIA in the Marine Environment
    • Issue #6 Landscape Assessment >
      • Introduction
      • Lives and landscapes: who cares, what about, and does it matter?
      • Regional Landscape Inconsistency
      • Landscape management in the new world order
      • Landscape assessment and the Environment Court
      • Natural character assessments and provisions in a coastal environment
      • The Assessment and Management of Amenity
      • The rise of the THIMBY
      • Landscape - Is there a common understanding of the Common?
    • Issue #5 Cultural Impact Assessment >
      • Introduction
      • Potential of Cultural Impact Assessment
      • The Mitigation Dilemma
      • CIA and decision-making
      • Insights and observations on CIA
      • Achieving sustainability through CIA
      • CIA - Enhancing or diminishing mauri?
      • Strategic Indigenous Impact Assessment?
    • Issue #4 Marine Environment >
      • Introduction
      • Iwi, Impact Assessment and Marine Environment
      • Sea-Bed Mining Application in Taranaki
      • The wreck of the MV Rena
      • High Court RMA Controls on Fishing
      • Initiatives in the Pacific Islands
      • SEA in an NZ context
    • Issue #3 Strategic Environmental Assessment
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NZAIA CORE GROUP 2025

​The Core Group meets on a monthly basis via teleconferencing to discuss and implement NZAIA business.
​All Core Group members are volunteers. 

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Terry Calmeyer - Chair

Gillian Stewart - Secretary

After over 25 years of consulting in the environmental management sector in Southern Africa Terry moved to New Zealand to take up a position at the Environmental Protection Authority in January 2020. Her skills are founded on a Masters degree in Geography (Environment and Society) from the University of Pretoria and she is experienced in undertaking environmental impact assessments for large infrastructure projects in the water, transport and energy sectors.  In South Africa, Terry was actively involved in IAIA as well as the South African affiliate of IAIA that she was president of in 2012 – 2013.
 
Terry is certified as an Environmental Practitioner (CEnvP) and is currently an Associate Director and Planner at Enspire Consulting based in Tauranga.
Gillian has a PhD in international development from the University of Bristol, UK. Since moving to New Zealand in 2002, she has worked in the local government sector in senior strategy and policy roles and, more recently, leads her own social impact, research and evaluation consultancy – Co-Creationz – from her home in Pukekohe.
 
Gillian is a trained and experienced social researcher and social impact assessment (SIA) professional and has worked on a range of social, economic and environmental issues with a variety of community, business and enterprise, and consultancy firms, as well as public sector agencies in Auckland and nationally.  She has been a Core Group Member of the New Zealand Association for Impact Assessment (NZAIA) for over 5 years, and is currently its Secretary. She is also a member of the International Association Impact Assessment (IAIA) and the Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand (EIANZ) and has a Certificate of Training in Social Impact Assessment (EIANZ) and IAP2 certificate in public participation.
 
 Alongside SIA contract work with Auckland Council and City Rail Link, she is currently employed part-time with Habitat for Humanity Northern Region as Funding and Impact Lead.

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Andrew Crosland - Treasurer

Andrew Crosland has been interested in the effectiveness of impact assessment since taking papers by Richard Morgan while at the University of Otago.

Andrew had 15 years experience as an environmental planner at councils, MfE and the EPA. While no longer working in the field of environmental impact assessment, Andrew is enjoying the challenge of applying impact assessment methodology to regulatory stewardship. 

Membership of NZAIA is a great way to keep up to date with the practice and community of the Impact Assessment profession. 
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Sophal Chhun 

Sophal Chhun is a socio-ecological researcher and impact assessment practitioner with over 10 years’ experience from both regulatory and consulting perspectives.  He has completed more than 50 consultancy projects in Cambodia on environmental and social impact assessment for consents/approvals and developed mitigation guidelines and safeguard plans for several international development projects.  As an ecological economist by training, Sophal has advocated integrating environmental valuation into impact assessment for decision-making support and using economic instruments for environmental policy (including payment for ecosystem services and pollution taxes).  He is an Independent Consultant, Consulting Partner at CES Co. Ltd., and Guest Lecturer of environmental impact assessment at Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP).
 
Sophal with his wife and three children migrated to New Zealand in 2019.  He was a Senior Policy Analyst, science policy at NZ Ministry for Primary Industries. With a passion for research and impact assessment, Sophal has joined and taken a role as a Core Group Member and was Secretary of NZAIA 2020-2022.  He has recently been accredited as a Certified Environmental Practitioner (CEnvP).  

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Richard Morgan

Nick Taylor 

Richard is an Emeritus Professor of Geography at the University of Otago, Dunedin.  Although he began his career as a biogeographer, investigating human impacts on soil and vegetation systems, he soon developed an interest in impact assessment in the early 1980s, and this became his main research focus following the enactment of the Resource Management Act 1991. Richard’s research addresses issues around improving the quality and effectiveness of IA, both through institutional change and better practice,  across all forms of assessment, from ecological to social, cultural, and health,  through to strategic environmental assessment and regulatory impact assessment. He has published extensively on impact assessment, including an international textbook. Currently a trainer on IAIA’s online EIA course, Richard has also run training sessions at a number of IAIA conferences, and for SPREP in various countries in Asia-Pacific region, as well as training courses within New Zealand. Richard stepped down as Chair of NZAIA in December 2023, after 16 years in that role;  he is also a past President of the International Association for Impact Assessment (IAIA) (2002-5).
Nick is a specialist in SIA. As a school leaver VSA in Sarawak seeing native forest logging expand, he was drawn to an interest in people and the environment, studying geography and anthropology at Otago and resource management at the Joint Centre for Environmental Sciences.  His PhD at Canterbury investigated the impacts of NZ agricultural development projects in the Cook Islands, expanding an interest in how projects are designed and implemented, often with inadequate consideration of their cultural and social implications.

​Convinced about the need to integrate environmental and social perspectives, Nick was drawn to the Centre for Resource Management at Lincoln University, where the late Dr John Hayward led what we would now call a strategic investigation of the impacts of large scale mining of lignite for synthetic fuels.  No, it didn’t proceed.  But Nick got involved in developing capacity and training in SIA and went on, with James Baines, to form a consulting firm doing SIA and environmental research.  Nick was President of the IAIA from 2008-11 and in recent years led the course on EIA at Lincoln.

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Tracey Hooper

Bruce Conaghan

Tracey is an environmental consultant and impact assessment specialist with over 30 years experience in environmental science, environmental management, and town planning. This background provides the foundation of her work which is focused on environmental impact assessment and environmental management, primarily for infrastructure projects.
 
The delivery of impact assessment for projects in Australia, New Zealand, and the Asia-Pacific region is the core of her day-to-day work. This experience has given Tracey a broad perspective on the how we design, construct and manage these projects, the legislation and processes under which they are delivered, and the associated benefits and shortcomings.

Tracey  joined the core group in 2024. She is also a member of EIANZ and has presented and co-authored papers at both EIANZ and IAIA events.  

Bruce Conaghan has a diverse education in Engineering, Risk Management, Water Resource Management, and Wildlife Management.  He has worked in both the local government sector and the consulting industry in a range of roles oriented around transportation policy, strategy, and operations.

His current role with local government sees him as part of a team reviewing the Assessment of Environment Effects for developments, with his responsibility being to review and advise on transportation impact assessments.  He is able to combine his wide education and experience with the spectrum of impact assessment to gain and provide a better understanding of the wider impacts, effects, and interactions of proposed developments.


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Rebecca Foy

Larissa Hinds
Rebecca has a Master of Arts (Hons) in Geography from the University of Auckland. Her interest in social and human geography began at secondary school, or even earlier during many car trips travelling around NZ to visit family.  At university she studied a wide range of post-graduate geography topics including environmental, economic, social, rural sectors, GIS, and qualitative and quantitative research methods. 

She is a director of Formative, an Auckland based consultancy that focuses on social impact, economic impact, population and demographic change, and resource management projects. Prior to her current role, Rebecca worked at an economic consultancy for twenty years. She has undertaken a wide range of contract social impact assessment work and peer reviews for councils, private sector, and submitter (community) groups, including in the following sectors: housing, urban form and place-making, planning for natural hazards, transport (active modes, public transport, roading projects and airport expansions), highly productive land, and windfarms.

Larissa is a Tauiwi researcher and planning practitioner based in Ōtepoti | Dunedin. Larissa holds a MPlan (Distinction), LLB and BSc (Geography) from Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka | University of Otago. A postgraduate alumna of the Coastal People: Southern Skies Centre of Research Excellence (CoRE), Larissa’s key interest areas include the intersections of Impact Assessment with coastal and marine policy, Te Tiriti o Waitangi relationships, and environmental law. Larissa joined the NZAIA Core Group in October 2024.

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Tegan Baker
I am a student based in Auckland, originally from South Africa, my interests are in environmental science and social science with a background in psychology and a  growing interest in Impact Assessment (IA). I’m just beginning my journey in this field and look forward to learning more about the diverse ways IA supports sustainable development and community wellbeing.

View the Core Group Meeting Minutes
"Silent" core group members

Dyanna Jolly,
Sen. Lecturer, Lincoln University
Rajan Chandra Ghosh
Wellington City Council
Hamish Rennie
Associate Professor, Lincoln University
​Katherine Russell 
​Independent consultant
Ian Boothroyd
Senior Principal, BoffaMiskell
Gerard Fitzgerald
Director, Fitzgerald Applied Sociology

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        • 2023 Students
      • 2022 - Wellbeing, Sustainability and Impact Assessment: towards more integrated policy-making >
        • Posters
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      • 2021 - Social Impact Assessment >
        • Posters
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      • 2019 - Climate Change >
        • Posters
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      • 2018 - Regional Development
      • 2016 - Strategic Environmental Assessment
      • 2015 - Where to for Impact Assessment?
      • 2014 - Transport Infrastructure
      • 2013 Fresh Water Management
      • 2012 - Mineral Extraction
    • Sign up for occasional updates from NZAIA
  • Impact Connector
    • Issue #16 SIA for rural resilience and wellbeing >
      • SIA for rural resilience and wellbeing: Intro
      • The drivers and agents of on-farm change in Aotearoa New Zealand
      • Social-ecological assessment for remote and island communities
      • The Impact of Substandard Rural Housing on Resilience and Wellbeing in Te Tai Tokerau
      • Success factors for planning regeneration in rural areas
    • Issue #15 Economic methods and Impact Assessment >
      • Economic methods in impact assessment: an introduction
      • The Nature of Economic Analysis for Resource Management
      • The State-of-the-Art and Prospects: Economic Valuation of Ecosystem Services in Environmental Impact Assessment
      • Economic impact assessment and regional development: reflections on Queensland mining impacts
      • Fonterra’s policy on economic incentives for promoting sustainable farming practices
    • Issue #14 Impact assessment for infrastructure development >
      • Impact assessment for infrastructure development - an introduction
      • Place Matters: The importance of geographic assessment of areas of influence in understanding the social effects of large-scale transport investment in Wellington
      • Unplanned Consequences? New Zealand's experiment with urban (un)planning and infrastructure implications
      • Reflections on infrastructure, Town and Country planning and intimations of SIA in the late 1970s and early 1980s
      • SIA guidance for infrastructure and economic development projects
      • Scoping in impact assessments for infrastructure projects: Reflections on South African experiences
      • Impact Assessment for Pacific Island Infrastructure
    • Issue #13 Health impact assessment: practice issues >
      • Introduction to health impact assessment: practice issues
      • International Health Impact Assessment – a personal view
      • Use of Health Impact Assessment to develop climate change adaptation plans for health
      • An integrated approach to assessing health impacts
      • Assessing the health and social impacts of transport policies and projects
      • Whither HIA in New Zealand….or just wither?
    • Issue #12 Risk Assessment: Case Studies and Approaches >
      • Introduction
      • Risk Assessment and Impact Assessment : A perspective from Victoria, Australia
      • The New and Adaptive Paradigm Needed to Manage Rising Coastal Risks
      • Reflections on Using Risk Assessments in Understanding Climate Change Adaptation Needs in Te Taitokerau Northland
      • Values-Based Impact Assessment and Emergency Management
      • Certainty about Communicating Uncertainty: Assessment of Flood Loss and Damage
      • Improving Understanding of Rockfall Geohazard Risk in New Zealand
      • Normalised New Zealand Natural Disaster Insurance Losses: 1968-2019
      • Houston, We Have a Problem - Seamless Integration of Weather and Climate Forecast for Community Resilience
      • Innovating with Online Data to Understand Risk and Impact in a Data Poor Environment
    • Impact Connector #11 Climate Change Mitigation, Adaptation, and Impact Assessment: views from the Pacific >
      • Introduction
      • Climate change adaptation and mitigation, impact assessment, and decision-making: a Pacific perspective
      • Climate adaptation and impact assessment in the Pacific: overview of SPREP-sponsored presentations
      • Land and Sea: Integrated Assessment of the Temaiku Land and Urban Development Project in Kiribati
      • Strategic Environmental Assessment: Rising to the SDG Challenge
      • Coastal Engineering for Climate Change Resilience in Eastern Tongatapu, Tonga
      • Climate-induced Migration in the Pacific: The Role of New Zealand
    • Impact Connector #10 Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation >
      • Introduction
      • Is a “just transition” possible for Māori?
      • Adapting to Climate Change on Scale: Addressing the Challenge and Understanding the Impacts of Asia Mega-Cities
      • How responding to climate change might affect health, for better or for worse
      • Kanuka, Kereru and carbon capture - Assessing the effects of a programme taking a fresh look at the hill and high country land resource
      • Wairoa: Community perceptions of increased afforestation
      • Te Kākahu Kahukura Ecological Restoration project: A story within a story
    • Issue #9 Impacts of Covid-19 >
      • Introduction to Impact Connector Issue 9 – Impact assessment and Covid 19
      • Covid-19 fast-track consenting: climate change legacy key to success
      • Tourism – the long haul ahead
      • Making sense of the impact of Covid-19: planning, politics, and the public good
    • Issue #8 Social Impact Assessment >
      • Challenges for Social Impact Assessment in New Zealand: looking backwards and looking forwards
      • Insights from the eighties: early Social Impact Assessment reports on rural community dynamics
      • Impact Assessment and the Capitals Framework: A Systems-based Approach to Understanding and Evaluating Wellbeing
      • Building resilience in Rural Communities – a focus on mobile population groups
      • Assessing the Impacts of a New Cycle Trail: A Fieldnote
      • The challenges of a new biodiversity strategy for social impact assessment (SIA)
      • “Say goodbye to traffic”? The role of SIA in establishing whether ‘air taxis’ are the logical next step in the evolution of transportation
    • Issue #7 Ecological Impact Assessment >
      • The future of Ecological Impact Assessment in New Zealand
      • Ecological impact assessment and roading projects
      • EcIA and the Resource Management Act
      • Professional Practice and implementation of EcIA
      • EcIA in the Marine Environment
    • Issue #6 Landscape Assessment >
      • Introduction
      • Lives and landscapes: who cares, what about, and does it matter?
      • Regional Landscape Inconsistency
      • Landscape management in the new world order
      • Landscape assessment and the Environment Court
      • Natural character assessments and provisions in a coastal environment
      • The Assessment and Management of Amenity
      • The rise of the THIMBY
      • Landscape - Is there a common understanding of the Common?
    • Issue #5 Cultural Impact Assessment >
      • Introduction
      • Potential of Cultural Impact Assessment
      • The Mitigation Dilemma
      • CIA and decision-making
      • Insights and observations on CIA
      • Achieving sustainability through CIA
      • CIA - Enhancing or diminishing mauri?
      • Strategic Indigenous Impact Assessment?
    • Issue #4 Marine Environment >
      • Introduction
      • Iwi, Impact Assessment and Marine Environment
      • Sea-Bed Mining Application in Taranaki
      • The wreck of the MV Rena
      • High Court RMA Controls on Fishing
      • Initiatives in the Pacific Islands
      • SEA in an NZ context
    • Issue #3 Strategic Environmental Assessment
    • Issue #2
    • Issue #1
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      • Agriculture & Food Systems
      • Water Management
    • Social Impact Assessment
    • Health Impact Assessment >
      • Climate Change & Health
      • Air Quality Impact Assessment
    • Cumulative Impact Assessment
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