Health Impact Assessment (HIA)
What is Health Impact Assessment (HIA)?
- A Health Impact Assessment (HIA) identifies the various things that impact health and produces a report that can be used as a tool by those involved in planning and public health to identify and enhance positive aspects and eliminate or mitigate anything that has a negative short or long term impact
- Any development project, programme or policy is likely to have some impacts (positive and negative) on the health of the local community
- It is essential that such a report meets the particular needs of any project in an objective and balanced manner.
What does GHEM offer?
- Professional, independent HIA Report that meets planning and regulatory requirements
- Timely delivery of the report
- Competitively priced
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Training and Research
- To strengthen the knowledge base, skills, competencies and abilities of people, institutions and communities so they can improve on their performances; and also overcome the causes of their failures
- Training and research in the areas of Health, Environment and Management, anchored by in-house specialists and in liaison with relevant external experts, educational institutions, and professional organisations.
What does GHEM offer?
- Bespoke training & Organisational Development (OD) programmes for small, medium and large scale organisations
- Conferences, workshop and Continuous Professional Development (CPD) programmes for health care and environmental management practitioners and organisations
- Working in collaboration with clients to produce research outputs and products which are timely, of high quality and evidence based to inform strategy, policy, and action.
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