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Revision as of 08:41, 29 January 2011
Pages about impact assessment.
Pages in category "Impact assessment"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 364 total.
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- Cadmium
- Calculating attributable cancer incidence: waste
- Calculating DALYs: UVR and skin cancer
- Calculating DALYs: waste
- CalTOX
- Case study on ultrafine particles
- Changing ambient UVR and future future skin cancer
- Changing ambient UVR and future melanoma skin cancer
- Changing ambient UVR and future non-melanoma skin cancer
- Characterising source intensity
- Chemical mass balance models
- CHIMERE
- City-Delta
- Climate
- CNSP
- Combining epidemiology and toxicology in environmental health risk assessment
- Community Road Accident Database
- Competition in the internal market
- Competitiveness, trade and investment flows
- Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) models
- Computation of health impact indicators for agriculture
- Concepts for integrated monitoring
- Conceptual framework for integrated monitoring
- Consumers and households
- CONTAM
- Contaminant release in IEHIAS
- Contaminant sources in IEHIAS
- Context of IEHIAS
- Crop allocation
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- Dealing with complex exposures
- Decision analysis and risk management - background information
- Decision Support Tools metadatabase
- Defining IEHIAS stakeholders: example from agriculture
- Defining IEHIAS stakeholders: example from waste
- Defining IEHIAS stakeholders: example from water
- Delphi surveys
- Deriving and applying monetary values
- Descriptive scenarios
- Design in the IEHIAS
- Development needs for integrated monitoring
- Dioxins
- Disinfection by-products
- Dispersion modelling: agriculture
- Dispersion modelling: transport
- Dispersion modelling: waste
- Does it provoke cross-border investment flows (including relocation of economic activity)?
- Does the option have an impact on the competitive position of EU firms in comparison with their non-EU rivals?
- DynamiCROP
- DYNAMO
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- Economic impacts
- EcoSenseWeb
- EMEP
- EMF path loss models
- Emission factors for agriculture
- Employment and labour markets
- Energy crop scenarios
- Engaging IEHIAS stakeholders: example from water
- Environmental impacts
- Environmental justice
- Equality of treatment and opportunities, non-discrimination
- ESPASIM
- Estimating baseline skin cancer incidence
- Estimating exposure-response functions
- Estimating exposure-response functions: agriculture
- Estimating exposure-response functions: transport
- Estimating health effects for UVR and skin cancer
- Estimating health effects: waste
- Estimating traffic volumes for IEHIAS
- ETA
- EU age- and gender- stratified population data
- EU age/sex stratified population: 100 metre grid
- EU age/sex stratified population: LAU2
- EU population totals: 100 metre grid
- EU population: Eurostat
- EUROMOD
- European Detailed Mortality Database
- European soil database
- Evaluating impact on access of workers
- Evaluating impact on access to serves and goods
- Evaluating impact on access to the labour market
- Evaluating impact on accidents
- Evaluating impact on actors' and stakeholders' treatment
- Evaluating impact on affecting specific groups
- Evaluating impact on affecting third country nationals
- Evaluating impact on affects on land designated
- Evaluating impact on air quality
- Evaluating impact on amount of usable soil
- Evaluating impact on animal welfare
- Evaluating impact on autonomy of social partners
- Evaluating impact on certain regions
- Evaluating impact on consequences of the option
- Evaluating impact on consequenses on SMEs
- Evaluating impact on consumer information and protection
- Evaluating impact on consumers' benefit from internationat market
- Evaluating impact on consumption of energy
- Evaluating impact on demand of labour
- Evaluating impact on different types of coutries
- Evaluating impact on direct and indirect consequences of the option
- Evaluating impact on drinking water sources
- Evaluating impact on economic protection
- Evaluating impact on effects on certain sectors
- Evaluating impact on entailing different treatment
- Evaluating impact on environmentally friendly goods' prices
- Evaluating impact on equal treatment
- Evaluating impact on EU forgein/development policy
- Evaluating impact on EU trade policy
- Evaluating impact on family life
- Evaluating impact on financial situation of households
- Evaluating impact on functioning of labour market
- Evaluating impact on gender equality
- Evaluating impact on health of animals and plants
- Evaluating impact on individual's rights and relations
- Evaluating impact on investment and proper functioning
- Evaluating impact on involvement of stakeholders
- Evaluating impact on job quality
- Evaluating impact on landscape areas
- Evaluating impact on loss of jobs
- Evaluating impact on minimum employment standards
- Evaluating impact on natural desasters
- Evaluating impact on natural resource inputs
- Evaluating impact on new job creation
- Evaluating impact on option's ability to inform public
- Evaluating impact on option's affect on emmission of gases
- Evaluating impact on option's affect on renewable resources
- Evaluating impact on option's lead to equality
- Evaluating impact on particular professions
- Evaluating impact on placement services
- Evaluating impact on prices consumers pay
- Evaluating impact on privacy of individuals
- Evaluating impact on promoting environmentally friendly goods
- Evaluating impact on prosessing personal data
- Evaluating impact on protected landscape
- Evaluating impact on protection of young people at work
- Evaluating impact on public authorities
- Evaluating impact on public authorities in different times
- Evaluating impact on public institutions and adminisrators
- Evaluating impact on quality of soil
- Evaluating impact on quality of water
- Evaluating impact on quality of water in the coast
- Evaluating impact on quality, availability and choise
- Evaluating impact on ranges of species
- Evaluating impact on rare species' behaviour
- Evaluating impact on restructuring in the workplace
- Evaluating impact on risk of unauthorised or unintentional dissemination
- Evaluating impact on safety of food and feed
- Evaluating impact on the demand for transport
- Evaluating impact on the use on renewable resources
- Evaluating impact on third countries
- Evaluating impact on unused land
- Evaluating impact on vehicle emissions
- Evaluating impact on waste production
- Evaluating impact on workers' existing rights and obligations
- Evaluating impact on workers' existing rights and obligations within their undertaking
- Evaluating impact on workers' health, safety and dignity
- Evaluating impacts on additional costs
- Evaluating impacts on administrative requirements
- Evaluating impacts on assessibility of finance
- Evaluating impacts on costs on SMEs
- Evaluating impacts on differential treatment of businesses
- Evaluating impacts on essential inputs
- Evaluating impacts on intellectual property rights
- Evaluating impacts on production
- Evaluating impacts on property rights
- Evaluating impacts on regulation
- Evaluating impacts on reseach
- Evaluating impacts on research and development
- Evaluating impacts on resource efficiency
- Evaluating impacts on the investment cycle
- Evaluating impacts on withdrawal of products
- Evaluating market processes
- Evaluating the impacts on the internal market
- Example of a common case study
- Execution in the IEHIAS
- Expert elicitation methodology
- Expert estimation in screening
- ExpoPlatform: Web based platform for exposure assessment
- Exposure modelling in IEHIAS
- Exposure, intake and uptake in IEHIAS
- Exposure-response function dataset IEHIAS
- Exposure-response functions protocol
- Exposure-to-intake modelling in IEHIAS
- Extrapolation