Wismar, M., et al NL + ++ HIA Plan for restructuring an (2007) industrial area into a residential area Low, Lower Middle and Upper Middle Income Countries (World Bank Country Classification as at February 2010) Study identification Country Internal External Appraisal Subject of Appraisal Author, year of validity validity type publication score ++/+/- ++/+/- None - - - - - Note: No relevant studies were identified in low, lower middle and upper middle income countries. 3.4 Findings of Evidence The findings are summarised in evidence tables and related evidence statements. Because of the differing regulatory frameworks within the UK and other high income countries, the studies have been grouped by type of appraisal as shown below: UK SA/SEA HIA Other Non-UK High Income Countries SEA HIA Other might include any or a combination of SIA, SA, IA and EqIA and is taken to ‘Other’ mean an appraisal that specifically includes environmental, social, health, economic and equity appraisal methods. The summary evidence tables indicate the findings of the data extraction (full details are in Appendix H) with respect to the objectives in 2.1, namely whether: Health issues were considered Health issues were incorporated into the plan There is evidence of the health recommendations being implemented
Wismar, M., et al (2007) NL + ++ HIA Plan for restructuring an industrial area into a residential area Low, Lower Middle and Upper Middle Income Countries (World Bank Country Classification as at February 2010) Study identification Author, year of publication Country Internal validity score ++/+/- External validity ++/+/- Appraisal type Subject of Appraisal None - - - - - Note: No relevant studies were identified in low, lower middle and upper middle income countries. 3.4 Findings of Evidence The findings are summarised in evidence tables and related evidence statements. Because of the differing regulatory frameworks within the UK and other high income countries, the studies have been grouped by type of appraisal as shown below: UK SA/SEA HIA Other Non-UK High Income Countries SEA HIA Other ‘Other’ might include any or a combination of SIA, SA, IA and EqIA and is taken to mean an appraisal that specifically includes environmental, social, health, economic and equity appraisal methods. The summary evidence tables indicate the findings of the data extraction (full details are in Appendix H) with respect to the objectives in 2.1, namely whether: Health issues were considered Health issues were incorporated into the plan There is evidence of the health recommendations being implemented
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