Health in SIA [social impact assessment]

Lea den Broeder; Frank Vanclay

Health in SIA [social impact assessment]

Lea den Broeder, Frank Vanclay

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SIA developed alongside EIA in the early 1970s as a mechanism to consider the social impacts of planned interventions. The early understanding tended to limit the practical application of SIA to the project level, usually within the context of regulatory frameworks, and primarily considered only the direct negative impacts. However, like other types of impact assessment, SIA has evolved over time and has diverged considerably from EIA.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Health in Impact Assessments
Subtitle of host publication	Opportunities not to be missed
Editors	Rainer Fehr, Francesca Viliani, Julia Nowacki, Marco Martuzzi
Place of Publication	Copenhagen
Publisher	World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe
Chapter	4
Pages	69-88
Publication status	Published - 2014

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Health in SIA [social impact assessment]. / Broeder, Lea den; Vanclay, Frank.
Health in Impact Assessments : Opportunities not to be missed. ed. / Rainer Fehr; Francesca Viliani; Julia Nowacki; Marco Martuzzi. Copenhagen: World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe, 2014. p. 69-88.

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