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DATE
14 - 16 October 2009
LOCATION AND CONFERENCE VENUE
The 10th annual Health Impact Assesment Conference took place in the vibrant city of Rotterdam at the Regardz Meeting Point, Weena 762.
THE AFTER CONFERENCE
The organisation received foto's and a video clip of the conference.
To keep the good feeling alive, please visit http://healthimpactassessment.blogspot.com/2009/10/gosh-was-it-only-week-ago-that-we-had.html
PRESENTATIONS
Plenary 1: Marianne Donker
Please visit presentation Marianne Donker.
Plenary 2: Frank Vanclay
Please visit presentation Frank Vanclay.
Plenary 3: Jonathan Allotey
Please visit presentation Jonathan Allotey.
Plenary 4: Johan Mackenbach
Please visit presentation Johan Mackenbach.
Plenary 5: Anna Ritsatakis
Please visit presentation Anna Ritsatakis.
Alex Scott-Samuel
Please visit presentation Alex Scott-Samuel.
Special session European Commission
- presentation Kevin McCarthy, please click here
- presentation Cecile Knai, please click here
- presentation Arpana Verma, please click here
- presentation Jacomine Ravensbergen, please click here Workshops:
- workshop 1: Towards healthy mobility developments in health impact assessment of transport,
Brigit Staatsen, The Netherlands, please click here
Julia Nowacki, WHO Regional officer for Europe, please click here
Sonja Kahlmeier, HEAT, WHO Regional Office for Europe, please click here
Sonja Kahlmeier 2, please click here
- workshop 3: From Rotterdam '09 to Geneva'10: how to empower practitioners to advocate for HIA,
Ana Mensua, please click here
- workshop 10: How can Photos help in HIA(P)? Frans van Zoest, The Netherlands, please click here
- workshop 13: Online guide to health in spatial planning,
Theo van Alphen, The Netherlands, please click here
Chatrine Höckertin, Sweden please click here
- workshop 14: Mitigation in an energy constrained world by Martin Birley, UK, please click here
- special workshop: Options for WHO to support integrating Equity in Health Impact Assessments,
Ritu Sadana, Switzerland, please click here
background paper, please click here
Interactive sessions:
- S2: A defence of 'health imperialism',
Margaret Douglas, UK, please click here
- S6: Evaluation of introducing and implementing HIA in the WHO European Healthy Cities Network.
Erica Ison, Uk, please click here
- S8: Challenges and successes of mainstreaming HIA: an English Perspective,
Salim Vohra, UK, please click here
- S10: The Quebec Public Health Act : A significant gain for the development of healthy public policies.
Lyne Jobin, Canada, please click here
- S14: Screening for regional policies in the Basque Country (Spain): Learning from the process and
preliminary results. Elena Aldasoro, Spain, please click here
- S24: HIA-SKV-VIS-EHV-SEDC-HDZ-PVSV- and many others...
Gabriel Gulis, Denmark, please click here
- S27: Impact Evaluation of Three Health Equity Impact Assessments,
Ben Harris-Roxas, Australia, please click here
- S33: Do Strategic Environmental Assessments (SEAs) in Scotland consider health impacts?
Margret Douglas, UK, please click here
- S35: Assessing the Social, Cultural, Health Impacts of Hydro-electric Construction in Fox Lake,
Rachel Eni, Canada, please click here
Poster presentation:
- P21: How to fit a HIA model to the incinerators case-study
Nunzia Linzalone, Italy, please click here
POSTER PRIZE HIA09
For the first time in the existence of the HIA conference, a poster prize was rewarded to the most appreciated poster of the conference. The committee - Veronica Birley, Joop ten Dam and Ingrid Bakker (chair) - judged the quality of the abstracts, the posters' relevance, completeness and attractiveness and whether or not the poster was communicating its message.
The authors from the three posters with the highest scores were:
- 3rd: Sue Write and colleagues from West Midlands Public Health Observatory (UK), with their poster ‘North Staffordshire "Streetcar" Bus Rapid Transport (BRT) Scheme: Health Impact Assessment (2009)'.
- 2nd: Edmund Seto and colleagues from University of California, Berkeley (USA), with their poster ‘San Francisco Public Housing Redevelopment HIA: Mixed quantitative/ qualitative HIA methods for housing redevelopment'.
- 1st: David Berglund from the Swedish National Institute of Public Health (Sweden), with his poster ‘HIA development in de 21 Swedish County Administrative Boards'. David received besides three kisses, the Certificate of Appreciation and flowers, also free admission for the next HIA conference. Gratulirat!
For poster, see here.
ACCREDITATION
Accreditation is requested at the Dutch Association for Prevention and Health Promotion, a partner of
- Dutch Public Health Federation (NPHF)
- the International Union for Health Promotion and Education (IUPHE)
and by: Accreditatie Bureau Sociaal Geneeskundigen (ABSG).
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