OAIA, Ontario Association for Impact Assessment

 
IMPORTANT MEMBER NOTICE

Time to Renew Your Membership

Welcome Back!
Prior to January, it is time to renew your membership for 2011.

We are pleased that many members chose to renew with their payment to attend the annual conference this year. Please note that if you renew your membership at the annual conference (October 15, 2010) or later, you will be a member until December 31, 2011.

Send your registration form to OAIA with a cheque for $40 (full) or $10 (student) to become a member. or use PayPal for secure online payments.

What is Ontario Association for Impact Assessment?
OAIA is a Canadian forum for advancing innovation, development and communication of best practice in impact assessment through the exchange of ideas and experiences among its members and with other organizations with compatible interests. The Association promotes development of local, provincial, national and global capacity for the application of impact assessment in which sound science and full public participation provide a foundation for equitable and sustainable development.

International Links for Ontario
OAIA is an affiliate of the International Association for Impact Assessment (IAIA). Both organizations work together to enhance the quality of impact assessment, promote academic exchange and professional training, encourage participation in conferences and activities and provide hot links to each others’ websites.

Why Join?
Privileges of membership in OAIA include member discounts to IAIA-sponsored events including the annual international conference and access to the members-only parts of the IAIA Website. We encourage you to visit our OAIA Website or the IAIA Website for up to date information about these associations.

OAIA serves a broad range of members, including students; educators and researchers; impact assessment stakeholders; practitioners; policy analysts; and, managers in government and consulting organizations. Collectively, we do make a difference.

François Bregha,
President, Ontario Association for Impact Assessment


For more information, contact: director of communications

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