1st Plenary Conference – Rome, Italy – 1-2 October, 2015 – Presentations

List of presentations

1st October, morning session

Linking environmental and human health data to contaminated sites and brownfields in Europe (A. Payá Pérez, EC DG JRC, Italy)
Assessing environmental and health risks from chemicals in Republic of Macedonia (D. Gjorgjev, NIPH – fYR Macedonia)
Industrially Contaminated Sites and Health Network – ICSHNet (I. Iavarone, ISS – Italy)
The health impact of industrial contamination: needs and priorities (T. Fletcher, replacing M. Kogevinas, CREAL – Spain)
What we learnt from the Italian experience on contaminated sites and health: the SENTIERI Project (P. Comba, ISS – Italy)
Environmental and health impact assessment: an ecological public health approach (G. Morris, ECEHH – UK)

1st October, afternoon session

Study of the Health Impact of oil shale sector (J. Tomasova, HB – Estonia)
Industrial contamination and health in Greece (D. Sarigiannis, AUT – Greece)
Health studies in industrialized sites of Southern Spain (P. Martin-Olmedo, EASP – Spain)
Development of risk assessment of contaminated sites in Hungary as part of the national clean-up programme (G. Dura, NIEH – Hungary)
Industrial contaminated areas in Serbia (B. Matić Savićević, IPH – Serbia)
Exposure assessment in environmental contaminated areas (K. de Hoogh, STPHI – Switzerland)
Environmental Burden of Disease, need for an application to industrially contaminated sites (O. Hanninen, NIHW – Finland)
Integrated Environmental and Health Impact Assessment: need for an application to industrial contaminated areas (G. Hoek, UU – Netherlands)

2nd October, morning session

Action goals, WG tasks and networking tools: 1^st Grant Period (I. Iavarone, ISS – Italy)
Methods and tools for exposure assessment: identification of needs and priorities on the design of strategies to evaluate exposures to environmental contaminants (K. de Hoogh, STPHI – Switzerland)
Methods and tools for health risk and health impact assessment: identification and evaluation of methods and tools to guide health risk and health impact assessment (O. Hanninen, NIHW – Finland)
Dialogue with stakeholders (J-F. Viel, UR – France)

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