The follow is a list of recent projects undertaken by InteREAM staff. Further information on the outputs of these can be obtained by contacting InteREAM.
Entec, 2008-2009
Health input into SEA - of 5 new National Planning Statements for Energy , for the Department of Energy and Climate Change.
Radioactive Waste Management Directorate (RWMD), Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, 2008 Expert advice to RWMD Advice on EIA of Phased Disposal Concept for spent fuel and High Level Waste.
UK Nirex Ltd, 2006-2007 Expert advice to Nirex Advice to Nirex on EIA of Phased Disposal Concept for radioactive waste and on SEA related to Managing Radioactive Waste Safely (MRWS) programme. UK Economic and Social Research Council, 2006-2009
RELU-Biomass Sustainability Appraisal of the implications of increasing rural land uses under Energy Crops. Focus is on miscanthus and Short Rotation Coppice in two regions of England (South West and East Midlands.
UK Nirex Ltd, 2006-2007
Expert advice to Nirex Advice to Nirex on EIA of Phased Disposal Concept for radioactive waste and on SEA related to Managing Radioactive Waste Safely (MRWS) programme.
Ben Cave Associates, 2006
Health Impact Assessment Training course a two-day training course for Brighton and Hove PCT and local authority covering health impact assessment at the plan and project level.
Environmental Management training, 2006
Environmental Management Training - a 2-week training programme on Environmental Impact Assessment, Strategic Environmental Assessment and Environmental Auditing and Management Systems provided for delegates from the Gambia and a representative of the European Commission in Romania. April 3rd-14th, 2006.
DEFRA, 2005-2006
MRWS - SEA compatibility - an examination of the compatibility of the Managing Radioactive Waste Safely (MRWS) programme currently underway in the UK to identify a long-term management solution for radioactive waste, with the requirements of the Strategic Environmental Assessment Directive. The research will include consideration of the work of the Committee on Radioactive Waste Management (CoRWM) and will prepare a gap analysis as part of the compatibility assessment.
NuLeAF, 2005-2006
Key Implementation Issues - subcontracted by Enviros and working with Westlakes Scientific Consulting on a study for the Nuclear Legacy Advisory Forum (NuLeAF). The study will review international and UK experience on veto, volunteerism and community benefits for large infrastructure projects and will examine findings in the context of the future process for implementing the long-term management of the UK's radioactive waste.
World Health Organisation, 2005
Providing health input to the UNECE SEA Protocol Guidance there is currently a project to produce guidance for UNECE countries on implementing the SEA Protocol. This project aims to ensure that the coverage of health in the guidance is in line with the aspirations of the Protocol.
International Association for Impact Assessment, 2005
Health in Environmental Assessment training - a 2-day training programme on integration of health issues into SEA and EIA, in collaboration with Ben Cave Associates and DBL (Denmark) to an international audience at the 25 th Annual Meeting of the International Association for Impact Assessment; Boston, USA, 31 st May-3 June 2005.
East of England Public Health Group, 2004-2005
Health in the Built Environment Project - a regional training needs and gap analysis will be carried out as a precursor to the development of a training programme and process for spatial planning and health' practitioners in the East of England Region.
UK Nirex Ltd, 2004
Review of Nirex note on SEA provision of independent input into the text of a note comparing the UK requirements for Strategic Environmental Assessment with the Managing Radioactive Waste Safely (MRWS) programme.
Health Development Agency, 2004
Evaluation activity within impact assessment areas other than Health Impact Assessment (HIA) in order to determine what the growing field of Health Impact Assessment can learn from Environmental Impact Assessment and similar assessment processes.
World Health Organisation, 2003-2004
Health Impact Assessment Training Materials the project will identify the existing resource materials in Europe, Australia and New Zealand and will collate them into a publicly available resource to be mounted on WHO web pages.
UK Nirex Ltd, 2003-2004
External peer review for non-radiological environmental assessment of the phased disposal concept provision of independent input into the first phase of an EIA to be undertaken by RPS.
Welsh Assembly Government, 2002-2003
Health Issues and the Planning System the project aims to present advice to the National Assembly for Wales on the best means of improving the consideration of health within planning. The project involves a consortium comprising the University of Wales Aberystwyth , Cardiff University and the Centre for Research into Environment and Health (CREH).
Tacis, 2002 Terms of Reference to Advise and Recommend a Quality Assurance Programme as part of the programme for sustainable development of regions affected by the Chernobyl disaster, the task is simply to recommend a QA Programme to be developed and implemented by the project.
European Environment Agency, 2001-2002
Section of Kiev Report Research and text for section on progress in the implementation of Environmental Impact Assessment and Strategic Environmental Assessment in all UNECE countries.
University of Liège, 2000-2003
Sustainable development of Urban historical areas through an active Integration within Towns (SUIT) this contract aims to develop EIA and SEA methodologies in order to properly detail impacts on cultural heritage as part of the EIA procedure in all member states of the EU. The work is funded by the European Commission Research Directorate and is subcontracted to the EIA Unit through the University of Liège. Contract EVK4-CT-2000-00017.
Environment Agency, 2002-2003
A Health Impact Assessment of the Landfill Directive and Government Waste Strategy a consortium-based project involving CREH, University of Wales Aberystwyth; Faber Maunsell; University of Birmingham; University if Wales, College of Medicine, Cardiff; Health Impact Assessment Research Unit, University of Birmingham.
Llwybr Pathway, 2001
Sustainability Appraisal an appraisal of the sustainability of projects funded by Llwybr Pathway, comprised detailed analysis of four case studies involving stakeholder interviews and questionnaires.
Last updated
September 17, 2009
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