BEACON - the project “Building environmental assessment
consensus on TEN-T site with studies and references to integration
of transport infrastructure SEA into decision making, project results,
examples of SEA tools, analysis of methodological issues, and other
useful links.
[http://www.transport-sea.net/]
Canadian Environmental Assessment
Agency
[http://www.ceaa.gc.ca/]
Caucasus Environmental NGO Network (CENN), EIA
web-page
[http://eia.cenn.org/]
Espoo Convention
[http://www.unece.org/env/eia/]
European Commission
[link to
EIA and SEA]
GRDP – “Greening Regional Development
Programmes" is a European-wide network funded by the EU
that enables the partners to learn from each other about how to
develop their regions while minimising the impact on the environment.
[http://www.grdp.org]
Health impact assessment page of WHO
[http://www.who.dk/healthimpact]
International Association of Impact Assessment
[http://www.iaia.org]
International Institute for Environment and
Development
[http://www.iied.org]
MDBs and OECD/DAC activities - an overview
of joint global activities of the multilateral development banks
(MDBs) and the Development Assistance Committee of the Organisation
for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD/DAC): “A Common
Framework for Environmental Assessment: Converging Requirements
of Multilateral Financial Institutions”.
[http://www.aidharmonization.org/ah-ga/secondary-pages/ga-tg]
MiSt - tools for Environmental Assessment in
Strategic Decision Making, supported by the Swedish Environment
Protection Agency
[www.bth.se/tks/mist_eng.nsf]
Netherlands Commission for EIA (SEA/EIA
database):
[http://www.eia.nl/nceia/database/]
NGO EcoLine (Russia)
[http://www.ecoline.ru/]
OECD DAC SEA Task Team web forum provides
an opportunity to engage in dialogue, to exchange experiences, and
to share relevant resources and well as to get information on events
announcements, published documents, and SEA-related websites.
[http://www.seataskteam.net/]
Open Educational Resource on Environmental
Impact Assessment was co-developed by the UNU, UNEP and
the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) University and
is based on the UNEP EIA Training Manual and includes video interviews
with the editor of that manual, Barry Sadler. The EIA open educational
resource will be officially launched in April 2007. These resources
are designed for students and teachers anywhere to use in their
learning and teaching programmes.
[http://eia.unu.edu]
Open Educational Resource on Strategic
Environmental Assessment was developed
collaboratively by Oxford Brookes University and the UNU. It was
officially launched in February 2007. The open educational resource
includes a course module, encyclopedia (wiki) and instructional
guide and can be used freely by universities and individual learners
around the world. The course materials were authored by Prof. Riki
Therivel, an internationally recognized SEA expert. The course module
incorporates video interviews with a number of subject matter experts
including John Glasson (Oxford Brookes University), Maria Rosario
Partidario (Technical University of Lisbon) and Chris Wood (University
of Manchester).
[http://sea.unu.edu]
Protocol on Strategic Environmental Assessment
[http://www.unece.org/env/sea/]
The SEA Information Service website, supported
by the Centre for Sustainability
[www.sea-info.net]
UNDP's Regional Bureau for Europe and the CIS
(RBEC) (site related to SEA activities)
[http://europeandcis.undp.org]
World Bank
[Environmental
Assessment Site]
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