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Application of tools
Name der Fallstudie
Strategic Environmental Assessment(SEA)in Copenhagen
Strategische Umweltprüfung (SUP)in Kopenhagen
Name of tool
SEA (Strategic Environmental Assessment)
Description of tool - character
In contrast to EIA, which is aimed at assessing individual projects, SEA aims to assess the environmental implications of policies, plans and programs. The principle of SEA is shown below</p>
<p align="center"><img src="graphics/DNsea1.jpg
" hspace="100" alt="Environmental assessment on different levels; the principle of SEA, and the difference between SEA and EIA. Source: Arce and Gullón, 2000. " width="411" height="136" align="bottom" />
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<em>Environmental assessment on different levels; the principle of SEA, and the difference between SEA and EIA. Source: Arce and Gullón, 2000. </em> </p>
<p>The SEA-procedure consists of the following steps:<br>
1. Screening<br>
2. Scoping<br>
3. Writing environmental report<br>
4. Rewriting report<br>
5. Decision-making on the strategic proposal<br>
6. Monitoring</p>
<p>These steps should be integrated in the planning procedure, and in public participation (Risse et al, 2003). A possible methodology for this is illustrated below:</p>
<p align="center"><img src="graphics/DNsea2.jpg" hspace="100" alt="Scheme for integrating examples of existing processes and tools into SEA and a generalized policy process. Source: Sheate et al (2003)" width="372" height="241" align="bottom" />
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<em>Scheme for integrating examples of existing processes and tools into SEA and a generalized policy process. Source: Sheate et al (2003) </em> </p>
Description of tool - availability
This is a paper based tool, which is available for free.
Description of tool - existing
SEA is based on an existing tool. The case study describes the implementation of SEA in the municipality of Copenhagen.
Description of tool - adaptation
SEA is designed to be adapted to different policies, plans and programmes. SEA is intended to be used at many different scales from local plans to regional programmes and at the strategic level.
Welche Tools wurden verwendet, um Nachhaltigkeit zu beurteilen?
SEA (Strategic Environmental Assessment)
Weiterführende Informationen (nur auf Englisch):