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SAS 2010 : Papers & Presentations
SAS 2010 Day 1 : Tuesday 25th May
Session One
Towards Strategic Assessment for Sustainability in Australia
Michelle Andrews
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Effective Strategic Assessment –
What might it look like?
Gary Prattley
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Sustainability in Western Australian planning
Carolyn Cameron
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Strategic assessments under the EPBC Act:
Projects, policy settings and lessons to date
Session Two
Contributing to Sustainability
Peter Newman
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Sustainability assessment and planning:
The evolution of parallel universes
Peter Elliott
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Approaches to building sustainability
into strategic evaluation / strategic assessment
Scott Harrison
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Valuing the role of ecosystem services
in sustainability assessment
Bill Grace
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Healthy and resilient socio-ecological systems:
Towards a common approach to sustainability
assessment & management
Session Three
International perspectives on strategic sustainability assessment:
What it is, why it is important, and how it is being applied?
Francois Retief
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Myth Busters:
Reflections on strategic assessment in South Africa
Jill Gunn
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Strategic Environmental Assessment in Canada
Martin Ward
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Sustainability assessment: The New Zealand report
Bill Gorham
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Strategic assessment under the
Californian Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)
Alan Bond
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Sustainability appraisal in the UK
Session Four
Strategic assessment: Potential and practice
Bryan Jenkins
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Applications of the strategic assessment approach
Suzanne Brown
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Strategic assessment:
Has it delivered what proponents need?
Sheridan Coakes
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Putting the ‘social’ in strategic assessment
Paul Gamblin
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Theory to reality: reflections on some recent attempts
at strategic assessment in Western Australia
SAS 2010 Day 2 : Wednesday 26th May
Session 1.1
Sustainability Assessment in a Local Government Context
Brad Pettit
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Sustainability Assessment in a
Local Government Context
Stephen Kovacs
:
The Stirling Alliance
Wendy Patterson
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Trees and Views (South Perth)
Alison Dalziel
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NZ Comparison
Session 1.2
Sustainability Assessment and Natural Resource Planning
Bryan Jenkins
:
Moving from projects to strategies:
Application of sustainability appraisal to the
Canterbury Water Management Strategy
Rod Safstrom
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Sustainability assessment for rural subdivision
Melissa Gordon
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Quantifying community engagement for
sustainable forest management in
Australian forest plantations
Bob Humphries
:
From Waste to Water Quality
Session 2.2
Land Use Planning and Sustainability Assessment
Gary Middle
:
Land use planning and
sustainability assessment
SEA morphing into SA
John Glasson
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SEA and SA in the UK and Europe
Carolyn Cameron
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EPBC Act
Melbourne Strategic Assessment
Barbara Pedersen
& Kirsten Knox
:
Score card assessment of WA’s strategic
land use planning: has the past decade
seen less sustainable planning?
Gary Middle
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Score card assessment of WA’s
strategic land use planning:
has the past decade seen less sustainable planning?
Session 2.3
Sustainability Assessment and Infrastructure Planning
Nick Houldsworth
:
EcoNomics™: Integrating sustainability into project delivery
Jane Scanlon
:
Developing a working definition of sustainability
in an infrastructure project: Lessons from the
NSW urban rail sector
Rachelle Willis
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The development and testing of a sustainability
framework and assessment criteria for the
planning of water services infrastructure
Katrina O’Mara
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SMART sustainability assessments for
infrastructure planning and delivery
Katie de Jong
:
Sustainability drives multi-million dollar upgrade to
Woodman Point Wastewater Treatment Plant
Session 3.1
The Theory and Practice of Sustainability Assessment
Bryce Skarratt
:
Who’s da Boss? Impact Assessment
and Strategic Assessment
Garry Middle
:
Land use Planning
Michelle Graymore
:
Significance of environment in the
assessment of sustainable development:
the case for South West Victoria
Katherine Buselich
& Jim Singleton
:
Human agency in the sustainability
assessment process, real or imagined: a
case study of integration of stakeholder
participation in an LNG site
selection MCA
Caroline Raphael
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Designing deliberation for sustainability assessment
Will Varey
:
Psycho-services in sustainable psychosystems:
The role of strategic sustainability assessment
in a healthy society
Session 3.2
Workshop – 2031 Draft Spatial Framework for Perth and Peel
Garry Middle
:
Workshop Abstract
Session 3.3
Tools and Techniques for Sustainability Assessment
Tiffaney George
:
Future Proofing Your Company through
Sustainability-Driven Innovation
Albena Bossilkov
& Michele Rosano
:
Sustainability Matrix: Paving the road
for the KIA Sustainability Roadmap
Bob Humphries
& Sergey Volatovsky
:
Measuring the true bottom line