Montenegro: Strategic Environmental Assessment on the National Spatial Plan

Schijf, Bobbi; Markovic, Marina; Djurovic, Biljana; Nelson, Peter A.

doi:10.1787/9789264166745-15-en

Strategic Environmental Assessment in Development Practice 2012

DOI: 10.1787/9789264166745-15-en

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Montenegro: Strategic Environmental Assessment on the National Spatial Plan

Bobbi Schijf¹,

Marina Markovic²,

Biljana Djurovic³

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Using rapid SEA to influence national planning in Namibia

Dalal-Clayton

Peter²

2015

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This article describes a rapid strategic environmental assessment (SEA) of Namibia's Fourth National Development Plan (NDP4) (2012-2013 to 2016-2017). The authors believe this to be the first application of such an approach to a national development plan that typically charts a country's key over-arching development objectives and targets. It was undertaken over four weeks and involved a preparatory desk review of the objectives and implementation strategies of NDP4, Vision-2030 and key sector policies, as well as several other policies. The results were analysed during half-day, facilitated, multistakeholder focus sessions convened for each of five policy clusters that drive development in Namibia: land and agriculture, water, conservation and tourism, mining and industry, and fisheries. Policy performance and synergies/antagonisms within and between policies were assessed, and how policy elements might be improved to enhance synergies/reduce antagonisms and improve their contribution to sustainable development and achieve the goals of NDP4 and Vision-2030. This rapid approach to SEA offers a cost-effective alternative to conventional SEA requiring many months, a team of experts and an extensive process.

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Using rapid SEA to influence national planning in Namibia

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Peter²

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