Social Assessment Manual
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A01=Edward Sampson
A01=Judith Fitzsimmons
Adverse Social Effects
Author_Edward Sampson
Author_Judith Fitzsimmons
Category=JHB
community effects analysis
Comparative Social Effects
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Evaluation Categories
Feasibility Report
Hydroelectric Power Plant
Industrial Water Supply
Informal Group Structures
methodological framework
Multi-purpose Reservoir
multiple objectives evaluation
Multipurpose Reservoirs
National Environmental Policy Act
Natural Beauty
NED Plan
Net National Gain
planning area demographics
Real Income Effects
Related Land Resources
Relative Social Position
Secondary Sewage Treatment Plant
social assessment
social effects of water projects
social impact assessment
Social Well-Being Account
SWB Component
SWB Individual
Water Development Plan
water development plans
Water Resource Development Projects
Water Resource Plan
water resource planning
water resources development
Water Resources Planners
WRC
Product details
- ISBN 9780367287450
- Weight: 730g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 07 Jun 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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A Social Well-Being Account is the product of an assessment of the comparative beneficial and adverse social effects likely to occur as a result of implementing—or not implementing—a particular development plan. This volume establishes procedures for conducting research and analyzing data in order to make this assessment for water development plans
Stephen J. Fitzsimmons vice-president for social research development with Abt Associates Inc., has done extensive research in the areas of community theory and social research, delivery of human services, and water resources development. Lorrie I. Stuart has worked as an analyst on numerous Abt projects, among them a social impact assessment of the Tulatin Dam Project in Oregon. Peter C. Wolff is a project director with Abt Associates. His research includes a number of social impact analyses for the Bureau of Reclamation and the Department of Transportation.
