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Knowledge exchange on responsible off-shore sand sourcing in Vietnam
The NCEA contributed to a seminar called ‘Experience sharing and cooperation on the assessments of strategic locations and environmental-social impacts of off-shore sand sourcing,’ organised by the Vietnam Geology Department in cooperation with the Netherlands Embassy.
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Annual Report 2022 is online
Our Annual Report 2022 is now online. Notable achievements for the international department of the NCEA were, among other things, preparing for the new 10-year programme 2023-2032 and signing agreements for long-time cooperation with a number of countries and organisations.
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The EITI standard and NCEA's potential contribution amid rising minerals demand
In June, the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) held its first conference in Africa. The growing global demand for critical minerals creates risks and opportunities for resource-rich countries. With a lot of potential for the NCEA to contribute to solutions.
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Workshops on ESIA guidelines for oil & gas in Suriname
From 5-9 June, the NCEA co-facilitated two workshops in Suriname: one for government authorities and NGOs, and one for oil companies and consultants. In this one minute video, Ineke Steinhauer from NCEA talks about the context of the workshop and next steps.
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LANDac: presentation of NCEA on inclusivity in social impact assessment
As a presenter and panel member, the NCEA took part in a session on inclusivity in Social Impact Assessment during the LANDac Conference, held from 28th to 30th June in the Netherlands.
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Welcoming new colleagues
In May, two new colleagues joined the NCEA. Andrea Naylor (Project Assistant) and Lineke Mook (Communications and Knowledge Management). Welcome, Andrea and Lineke!
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Interesting Reads Notification I
In this section, we highlight external resources that might be interesting for you. Firstly, we draw your attention to 'Impact Assessment for corridors: From infrastructure to development corridors', a publication from the Development Corridors Partnership, to which the NCEA contributed:
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Interesting Reads Notification II
Our second recommendation is: 'Mapping pathways; Towards a holistic model for the planning, design, approval and construction of Inclusive and Resilient Linear infrastructure' by USAID, WWF and Asian Research Institute for Environmental Law. The full version and a summary of this milestone report can be found here:
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