Project Hosts Web Conference on Screening

On May 19, the Health Impact Project hosted a Web Conference on the screening step of the health impact assessment (HIA) process.

The meeting included a brief introduction to HIA and the project, then focused on defining an appropriate decision-making target for HIA. Through several examples, participants learned the key factors in determining whether an HIA is feasible and would add value to the decision-making process. 

The Web conference was recorded and is available to view or download as a PDF.

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