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DESCRIPTION:The policy making community articulates an emerging demand for 
 scientific support to the decision making process. Providing this evidence
  in a useful and timely manner is an emerging challenge for researchers. E
 x-ante impact assessment provides the legal basis to fuel scientific evide
 nce into the policy process. For researchers\, impact assessment is a mean
 s to structure the analysis of human-environment interactions. For policy 
 makers\, impact assessment is a means to better target policy decisions to
 wards sustainable development. The integration of both requires a mutual u
 nderstanding of the respective objectives and operational restrictions wit
 hin the scientific and policy-making domains.\nThis presentation gives ins
 ight into the jurisdictional process of policy impact assessment and how r
 esearch based methods and tools can best feed into. An analytical framewor
 k and application examples for land use impact assessment is described tha
 t makes use of the concept of landscape multifunctionality. Regarding the 
 success of scientific support to policy impact assessment\, three aspects 
 are outlined: the co-design of the assessment study between policy makers 
 and researchers\; the integration of quantitative analysis with participat
 ory valuation methods\; and the robustness and transparency of the analyti
 cal methods.\n \n\nEingeladen durch John Tenhunen
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20120119T170000
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SUMMARY:Dr. Katharina Helming\, Leibniz-Zentrum für Agrarlandschaftsforschu
 ng (ZALF) e. V.\, Müncheberg (Homepage): Ex-ante impact assessment for pol
 icy making in land use and agriculture
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