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The Strategic Environment Assessment (SEA)
The purpose of the SEA is to give the environment the same amount of importance as is given to economic or social aspects. The SEA can be performed in all planning activities prior to the project level. In general, these planning levels can refer to policies including law projects, programmes and plans (PPP).
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What is a Strategic Environment Assessment?
The Strategic Environment Assessment (SEA) describes and evaluates the environmental effects of plans. The purpose of the SEA is to give the environment the same amount of importance as is given to economic or social aspects. > more about: What is a Strategic Environment Assessment?
25.04.2007, Lebensministerium V/1
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Strategic Environmental Assessment at UN/ECE level
The Protocol of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (ECE) on Strategic Environmental Assessment was adopted during the Ministerial Conference in Kiev in May 2003 and ratified by Austria on 23 March 2010. > more about: Strategic Environmental Assessment at UN/ECE level
20.05.2010, Lebensministerium V/1
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Strategic Environment Assessment at EU level
On 4 December 1996, the European Commission adopted a Proposal for a Council Directive on the Environmental Assessment of Certain Plans and Programmes, COM (96) 511 Final. > more about: Strategic Environment Assessment at EU level
18.06.2009, Lebensministerium V/1
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Strategic Environmental Assessment in Austria
The introduction of the SEA in Austria took place within the framework of the implementation of Directive 2001/42/EC on Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA Directive). > more + downloads about: Strategic Environmental Assessment in Austria
03.03.2010, Lebensministerium V/1
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Further information to the topic SEA do you find under:
http://www.umweltbundesamt.at/umweltschutz/uvpsupemas/sup/suplinks/
04.05.2007, Lebensministerium V/1