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SPATIAL REPRESENTATION AND SPECIFICATION OF ECOSYSTEM SERVICES: A METHODOLOGY USING LAND USE/LAND COVER DATA AND STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT

SHEATE, W. R.; EALES, R. P.; DALY, E.; BAKER, J.; … - In: Journal of Environmental Assessment Policy and … 14 (2012) 01, pp. 1250001-1

The challenge for implementing an ecosystems approach to environmental decision-making processes, such as spatial planning, is to understand the range, nature and amount of ecosystem services currently provided and the potential for such service provision in the future. The ability to spatially...

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BIODIVERSITY IN SEA FOR SPATIAL PLANS — EXPERIENCES FROM THE NETHERLANDS

KOLHOFF, AREND; SLOOTWEG, ROEL - In: Journal of Environmental Assessment Policy and … 07 (2005) 02, pp. 267-286

(SEA) for spatial plans in the Netherlands. Spatial plans are selected as subject of study because 50 percent of all SEA … subject to SEA, two national plans, two provincial plans and one local plan. Based on these assessments a number of … conclusions are presented on the assessment of biodiversity in SEA for spatial plans in the Netherlands. The evaluation of case …

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STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT AND THE DEMOCRATISATION OF SPATIAL PLANNING

BONIFAZI, ALESSANDRO; REGA, CARLO; GAZZOLA, PAOLA - In: Journal of Environmental Assessment Policy and … 13 (2011) 01, pp. 9-37

This paper investigates the potential of Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) to contribute to the high …-level policy objective of fostering democratisation in spatial planning. Democratic SEA is conceptualised by discussing … the analysis of SEA documents produced during 25 municipal spatial planning processes in Italy between 2004 and 2010. The …

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