Participatory health impact assessment used to support decision-making in waste management planning: A replicable experience from Italy

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• 作者：Nunzia Linzalone^a ; ^{linunzia@ifc.cnr.it} ; Alessio Coi^a ; ^{acoi@ifc.cnr.it} ; Paolo Lauriola^b ; ^{plauriola@arpa.emr.it} ; Daniela Luise^c ; ^{luised@comune.padova.it} ; Alessandra Pedone^d ; ^{spedone64@gmail.com} ; Roberto Romizi^e ; ^isde@ats.it ; Domenico Sallese^f ; ^{d.sallese@usl8.toscan} ; Fabrizio Bianchi^a ; ^{fabrizio.bianchi@ifc.cnr.it} ; HIA21 Project Working Group¹ ; Michele Santoro^a ; ^{msantoro@ifc.cnr.it} ; Fabrizio Minichilli^a ; ^{fabrizio.minichilli@ifc.cnr.it} ; Maria Teresa Maurello^f ; ^{mt.maurello@ausl8.toscana.it} ; Meri Scaringi^b ; ^{mscaringi@arpa.emr.it} ; Maria Elisa Zuppiroli^g ; ^c ; ^{zuppiroli.m@provincia.modena.it}
• 关键词：Waste policy ; Stakeholder engagement ; Democratic participation ; Health impact assessment ; Public health ; Integrated approach
• 刊名：Waste Management
• 出版年：2017
• 出版时间：January 2017
• 年：2017
• 卷：59
• 期：Complete
• 页码：557-566
• 全文大小：413 K
• 卷排序：59

文摘

Public policy on waste needs of public participation since its planning phase. The Local Agenda 21 approach within an HIA for the waste policy planning was performed. The environment, health and socioeconomic impacts assessment involved the stakeholders. A structured methodology within forum and focus groups provided good support in HIA. Participatory HIA fostered sustainable and transparent waste management policy.