Guidelines for rapid environmental impact assessment in disasters / prepared by Charles Kelly.

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Kelly, Charles

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TextPublication details: [London] : Benfield Hazard Research Centre, University of London, 2005.Edition: Version 4.4Description: ix, 99 p. ; 30 cmOther title:

Rapid environmental impact assessment guidelines

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333.714 22

Summary: "The Guidelines for Rapid Environmental Impact in Disasters provides a comprehensive description of the REA process together with background information on key tasks needed to complete the assessment. A separate Quick Guide to the REA process is also available. The Quick Guide includes the rating forms and instructions found in the Guidelines but only a minimal amount of additional information on the REA process. A Guidelines-based rapid environmental impact assessment can be conducted as a standalone exercise or as part of, and using information collected during, other standard disaster impact assessments. When done as part of another type of assessment the REA process should not result in any significant increase in workload in the field or during analysis."

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Australian Emergency Management Library	BOOK	333.714 KEL (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		900114373

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Develped by: Benfield Hazard Research Centre, University College London and CARE International.

Bibliography: p. 40-42.

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"The Guidelines for Rapid Environmental Impact in Disasters provides a comprehensive description of the REA process together with background information on key tasks needed to complete the assessment. A separate Quick Guide to the REA process is also available. The Quick Guide includes the rating forms and instructions found in the Guidelines but only a minimal amount of additional information on the REA process. A Guidelines-based rapid environmental impact assessment can be conducted as a standalone exercise or as part of, and using information collected during, other standard disaster impact assessments. When done as part of another type of assessment the REA process should not result in any significant increase in workload in the field or during analysis."

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