Edited by Ben Cave, Director, Ben Cave Associates and Honorary Professor, Department of Geography and Planning, University of Liverpool, UK, Francesca Viliani, Public Health and Sustainability Strategist and Advisor, Copenhagen, Denmark and Mirko S. Winkler, Professor of Urban Public Health, Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute (Swiss TPH), associated institute of the University of Basel, Switzerland

• ContentsForeword xxiiAndrew L. DannenbergPART I BACKGROUND AND CONTEXT1 Health Impact Assessment: 30 years gone. 30 years to come 2Ben Cave, Francesca Viliani and Mirko S. Winkler2 Avoid the H word – what exactly is assessed? 33Evelyne de Leeuw3 Does Health Impact Assessment struggle to have an impact? 44John Boswell, Paul Cairney and Katie HironoPART II PROMOTORS AND BARRIERS FOR ADOPTION OF HIA4 Law, public health and Health Impact Assessment: time to recognise thecrossover? 60Safura Abdool Karim, Petronell Kruger and Ben Cave5 The view of governments: institutionalising Health Impact Assessments inthe Republic of Korea 77Jinhee Kim6 The view of International Financial Institutions on Health ImpactAssessment 99Mariana Ruiz Alvarado7 Health Impact Assessment in energy companies 114Delya Sommerville and Yina Xiao8 The role of local communities in Health Impact Assessment 133Philippe Hanna, Flávio Wiik and Marcia Grisotti9 Roles of academia in the development of Health Impact Assessment andhealth in environmental assessments – reflections on higher educationteaching and research 146Thomas B. Fischer and Gabriel Gulis10 Health Impact Assessment in urban development in the United Kingdom:current and future pathways through complex systems of policy, law andpractice 159Daniel Black, Michael Chang and Ed Kirton-DarlingPART III CONSTANTS OF HIA – THE TECHNICAL PROCESS11 A walk through the steps of Health Impact Assessment 170Ryngan Pyper and Ben Cave12 Community participation in Health Impact Assessment 180Brigit Staatsen, Janneke Elberse and Lea den Broeder13 Achieving best practice in Health Impact Assessment – how can HealthImpact Assessment guidance support the principles and values? 196Margaret J. Douglas, Ros McDermott, Fiona Haigh and Liz Green14 Competence and the development of competency frameworks in the fieldof Health Impact Assessment 223Liz Green, Kathryn Ashton, Martin Birley, Piedad Martin-Olmedo andLuciana Costa15 Equity and intersectionality in Health Impact Assessment: challenges andopportunities for practice 240Katie Hirono, Marcus Chilaka and Fiona HaighPART IV HIA KEY APPLICATIONS16 Health Impact Assessment in the urban context 258Simone Georges El Khouri Miraglia and Karina Camasmie Abe17 Health Impact Assessment on road infrastructure projects: current practiceand way forward 273Guilhem Dardier, Derek P.T.H. Christie, Jean Simos, NicolaCantoreggi, Anne Roué Le Gall and Françoise Jabot18 Health Impact Assessment in the extractive industries sector: history,practical experience and a best practice example from sub-Saharan Africa 293Astrid M. Knoblauch, Gary R. Krieger, Mark J. Divall and Mirko S. Winkler19 Health Impact Assessment and Indigenous Peoples 310Christa Meuter, Bernie Elkins,Laura Jokinen and Janis Shandro20 Quantitative, research-driven Health Impact Assessment of urban planningand transport policies 332Natalie Mueller, Tamara Iungman, Sasha Khomenko, Evelise PereiraBarboza, Meelan Thondoo, Mark J. Nieuwenhuijsen and Carolyn Daher21 Health Impact Assessment of sports mega-events 352Julien Forbat, Muriel Dubreuil, Nicola Cantoreggi, Céline Legout,Derek P.T.H. Christie and Jean Simos22 The Metropolitan Land Use Plan as a tool for health promotion andsustainable development: the role of Health Impact Assessment in QuébecCity 370Alexandre Lebel, Louis-Étienne Pigeon, Émile Tremblay and Thierno DialloPART V CROSS-CUTTING ISSUES IN HIA AND METHODOLOGICALAPPROACHES23 Climate change and Health Impact Assessment 384Ivan C. Hanigan and Aditya Vyas24 One Health in impact assessment to tackle emerging infectious diseasesand other threats 407Catherine Machalaba, Paula Ribeiro Prist, Lauren C. Cybulska,Osman A. Dar, Urias S. Goll, Thaís Guimarães Luiz, Monicque SilvaPereira, Solomon P. Wright and Francesca Viliani25 Implementation of Health Impact Assessment in Québec: a history ofcollaboration between provincial, regional and local levels 430Émile Tremblay, Marc Lemire, Alexandre Lebel, Geneviève Lapointeand Thierno Diallo26 Psycho-social impacts and Health Impact Assessment 441Michael R. Edelstein, Sérgio Moreira, Helen Ross and Will Rifkin27 Introduction to Quantitative Health Impact Assessment 456Davide Rasella, Daniella Medeiros Cavalcanti, Andréa Ferreirada Silva, Rodrigo Volmir Rezende Anderle, Gonzalo Barreix Sibils,Vanessa Gorasso and Brecht Devleesschauwer28 A One Health Approach to Risk Assessment 470Sharon Calvin29 How can AI enhance Health Impact Assessments? 488Silviu-Vlad Pirvu, Wai Pan Stephen Law, Thais Russomano and Valentina Cavanna

‘This authoritative and timely Handbook brings together global experts to advance the theory and practice of Health Impact Assessment (HIA). Through sector-specific and broader coverage of promoters and barriers to adopting HIA, the book offers practical guidance and forward-looking perspectives essential for those committed to healthier and more equitable development.’

Edited by Ben Cave, Director, Ben Cave Associates and Honorary Professor, Department of Geography and Planning, University of Liverpool, UK, Francesca Viliani, Public Health and Sustainability Strategist and Advisor, Copenhagen, Denmark and Mirko S. Winkler, Professor of Urban Public Health, Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute (Swiss TPH), associated institute of the University of Basel, Switzerland

• ContentsForeword xxiiAndrew L. DannenbergPART I BACKGROUND AND CONTEXT1 Health Impact Assessment: 30 years gone. 30 years to come 2Ben Cave, Francesca Viliani and Mirko S. Winkler2 Avoid the H word – what exactly is assessed? 33Evelyne de Leeuw3 Does Health Impact Assessment struggle to have an impact? 44John Boswell, Paul Cairney and Katie HironoPART II PROMOTORS AND BARRIERS FOR ADOPTION OF HIA4 Law, public health and Health Impact Assessment: time to recognise thecrossover? 60Safura Abdool Karim, Petronell Kruger and Ben Cave5 The view of governments: institutionalising Health Impact Assessments inthe Republic of Korea 77Jinhee Kim6 The view of International Financial Institutions on Health ImpactAssessment 99Mariana Ruiz Alvarado7 Health Impact Assessment in energy companies 114Delya Sommerville and Yina Xiao8 The role of local communities in Health Impact Assessment 133Philippe Hanna, Flávio Wiik and Marcia Grisotti9 Roles of academia in the development of Health Impact Assessment andhealth in environmental assessments – reflections on higher educationteaching and research 146Thomas B. Fischer and Gabriel Gulis10 Health Impact Assessment in urban development in the United Kingdom:current and future pathways through complex systems of policy, law andpractice 159Daniel Black, Michael Chang and Ed Kirton-DarlingPART III CONSTANTS OF HIA – THE TECHNICAL PROCESS11 A walk through the steps of Health Impact Assessment 170Ryngan Pyper and Ben Cave12 Community participation in Health Impact Assessment 180Brigit Staatsen, Janneke Elberse and Lea den Broeder13 Achieving best practice in Health Impact Assessment – how can HealthImpact Assessment guidance support the principles and values? 196Margaret J. Douglas, Ros McDermott, Fiona Haigh and Liz Green14 Competence and the development of competency frameworks in the fieldof Health Impact Assessment 223Liz Green, Kathryn Ashton, Martin Birley, Piedad Martin-Olmedo andLuciana Costa15 Equity and intersectionality in Health Impact Assessment: challenges andopportunities for practice 240Katie Hirono, Marcus Chilaka and Fiona HaighPART IV HIA KEY APPLICATIONS16 Health Impact Assessment in the urban context 258Simone Georges El Khouri Miraglia and Karina Camasmie Abe17 Health Impact Assessment on road infrastructure projects: current practiceand way forward 273Guilhem Dardier, Derek P.T.H. Christie, Jean Simos, NicolaCantoreggi, Anne Roué Le Gall and Françoise Jabot18 Health Impact Assessment in the extractive industries sector: history,practical experience and a best practice example from sub-Saharan Africa 293Astrid M. Knoblauch, Gary R. Krieger, Mark J. Divall and Mirko S. Winkler19 Health Impact Assessment and Indigenous Peoples 310Christa Meuter, Bernie Elkins,Laura Jokinen and Janis Shandro20 Quantitative, research-driven Health Impact Assessment of urban planningand transport policies 332Natalie Mueller, Tamara Iungman, Sasha Khomenko, Evelise PereiraBarboza, Meelan Thondoo, Mark J. Nieuwenhuijsen and Carolyn Daher21 Health Impact Assessment of sports mega-events 352Julien Forbat, Muriel Dubreuil, Nicola Cantoreggi, Céline Legout,Derek P.T.H. Christie and Jean Simos22 The Metropolitan Land Use Plan as a tool for health promotion andsustainable development: the role of Health Impact Assessment in QuébecCity 370Alexandre Lebel, Louis-Étienne Pigeon, Émile Tremblay and Thierno DialloPART V CROSS-CUTTING ISSUES IN HIA AND METHODOLOGICALAPPROACHES23 Climate change and Health Impact Assessment 384Ivan C. Hanigan and Aditya Vyas24 One Health in impact assessment to tackle emerging infectious diseasesand other threats 407Catherine Machalaba, Paula Ribeiro Prist, Lauren C. Cybulska,Osman A. Dar, Urias S. Goll, Thaís Guimarães Luiz, Monicque SilvaPereira, Solomon P. Wright and Francesca Viliani25 Implementation of Health Impact Assessment in Québec: a history ofcollaboration between provincial, regional and local levels 430Émile Tremblay, Marc Lemire, Alexandre Lebel, Geneviève Lapointeand Thierno Diallo26 Psycho-social impacts and Health Impact Assessment 441Michael R. Edelstein, Sérgio Moreira, Helen Ross and Will Rifkin27 Introduction to Quantitative Health Impact Assessment 456Davide Rasella, Daniella Medeiros Cavalcanti, Andréa Ferreirada Silva, Rodrigo Volmir Rezende Anderle, Gonzalo Barreix Sibils,Vanessa Gorasso and Brecht Devleesschauwer28 A One Health Approach to Risk Assessment 470Sharon Calvin29 How can AI enhance Health Impact Assessments? 488Silviu-Vlad Pirvu, Wai Pan Stephen Law, Thais Russomano and Valentina Cavanna

‘This authoritative and timely Handbook brings together global experts to advance the theory and practice of Health Impact Assessment (HIA). Through sector-specific and broader coverage of promoters and barriers to adopting HIA, the book offers practical guidance and forward-looking perspectives essential for those committed to healthier and more equitable development.’

Edited by Ben Cave, Director, Ben Cave Associates and Honorary Professor, Department of Geography and Planning, University of Liverpool, UK, Francesca Viliani, Public Health and Sustainability Strategist and Advisor, Copenhagen, Denmark and Mirko S. Winkler, Professor of Urban Public Health, Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute (Swiss TPH), associated institute of the University of Basel, Switzerland

• ContentsForeword xxiiAndrew L. DannenbergPART I BACKGROUND AND CONTEXT1 Health Impact Assessment: 30 years gone. 30 years to come 2Ben Cave, Francesca Viliani and Mirko S. Winkler2 Avoid the H word – what exactly is assessed? 33Evelyne de Leeuw3 Does Health Impact Assessment struggle to have an impact? 44John Boswell, Paul Cairney and Katie HironoPART II PROMOTORS AND BARRIERS FOR ADOPTION OF HIA4 Law, public health and Health Impact Assessment: time to recognise thecrossover? 60Safura Abdool Karim, Petronell Kruger and Ben Cave5 The view of governments: institutionalising Health Impact Assessments inthe Republic of Korea 77Jinhee Kim6 The view of International Financial Institutions on Health ImpactAssessment 99Mariana Ruiz Alvarado7 Health Impact Assessment in energy companies 114Delya Sommerville and Yina Xiao8 The role of local communities in Health Impact Assessment 133Philippe Hanna, Flávio Wiik and Marcia Grisotti9 Roles of academia in the development of Health Impact Assessment andhealth in environmental assessments – reflections on higher educationteaching and research 146Thomas B. Fischer and Gabriel Gulis10 Health Impact Assessment in urban development in the United Kingdom:current and future pathways through complex systems of policy, law andpractice 159Daniel Black, Michael Chang and Ed Kirton-DarlingPART III CONSTANTS OF HIA – THE TECHNICAL PROCESS11 A walk through the steps of Health Impact Assessment 170Ryngan Pyper and Ben Cave12 Community participation in Health Impact Assessment 180Brigit Staatsen, Janneke Elberse and Lea den Broeder13 Achieving best practice in Health Impact Assessment – how can HealthImpact Assessment guidance support the principles and values? 196Margaret J. Douglas, Ros McDermott, Fiona Haigh and Liz Green14 Competence and the development of competency frameworks in the fieldof Health Impact Assessment 223Liz Green, Kathryn Ashton, Martin Birley, Piedad Martin-Olmedo andLuciana Costa15 Equity and intersectionality in Health Impact Assessment: challenges andopportunities for practice 240Katie Hirono, Marcus Chilaka and Fiona HaighPART IV HIA KEY APPLICATIONS16 Health Impact Assessment in the urban context 258Simone Georges El Khouri Miraglia and Karina Camasmie Abe17 Health Impact Assessment on road infrastructure projects: current practiceand way forward 273Guilhem Dardier, Derek P.T.H. Christie, Jean Simos, NicolaCantoreggi, Anne Roué Le Gall and Françoise Jabot18 Health Impact Assessment in the extractive industries sector: history,practical experience and a best practice example from sub-Saharan Africa 293Astrid M. Knoblauch, Gary R. Krieger, Mark J. Divall and Mirko S. Winkler19 Health Impact Assessment and Indigenous Peoples 310Christa Meuter, Bernie Elkins,Laura Jokinen and Janis Shandro20 Quantitative, research-driven Health Impact Assessment of urban planningand transport policies 332Natalie Mueller, Tamara Iungman, Sasha Khomenko, Evelise PereiraBarboza, Meelan Thondoo, Mark J. Nieuwenhuijsen and Carolyn Daher21 Health Impact Assessment of sports mega-events 352Julien Forbat, Muriel Dubreuil, Nicola Cantoreggi, Céline Legout,Derek P.T.H. Christie and Jean Simos22 The Metropolitan Land Use Plan as a tool for health promotion andsustainable development: the role of Health Impact Assessment in QuébecCity 370Alexandre Lebel, Louis-Étienne Pigeon, Émile Tremblay and Thierno DialloPART V CROSS-CUTTING ISSUES IN HIA AND METHODOLOGICALAPPROACHES23 Climate change and Health Impact Assessment 384Ivan C. Hanigan and Aditya Vyas24 One Health in impact assessment to tackle emerging infectious diseasesand other threats 407Catherine Machalaba, Paula Ribeiro Prist, Lauren C. Cybulska,Osman A. Dar, Urias S. Goll, Thaís Guimarães Luiz, Monicque SilvaPereira, Solomon P. Wright and Francesca Viliani25 Implementation of Health Impact Assessment in Québec: a history ofcollaboration between provincial, regional and local levels 430Émile Tremblay, Marc Lemire, Alexandre Lebel, Geneviève Lapointeand Thierno Diallo26 Psycho-social impacts and Health Impact Assessment 441Michael R. Edelstein, Sérgio Moreira, Helen Ross and Will Rifkin27 Introduction to Quantitative Health Impact Assessment 456Davide Rasella, Daniella Medeiros Cavalcanti, Andréa Ferreirada Silva, Rodrigo Volmir Rezende Anderle, Gonzalo Barreix Sibils,Vanessa Gorasso and Brecht Devleesschauwer28 A One Health Approach to Risk Assessment 470Sharon Calvin29 How can AI enhance Health Impact Assessments? 488Silviu-Vlad Pirvu, Wai Pan Stephen Law, Thais Russomano and Valentina Cavanna

‘This authoritative and timely Handbook brings together global experts to advance the theory and practice of Health Impact Assessment (HIA). Through sector-specific and broader coverage of promoters and barriers to adopting HIA, the book offers practical guidance and forward-looking perspectives essential for those committed to healthier and more equitable development.’