Gender Impact Assessment in Radiation Protection and Environment
By way of example, ISOE developed the instrument of a gender impact assessment (GIA) for the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Reactor Safety (BMU).
Research approach
In cooperation with a group of BMU experts, ISOE developed a concept for a gender impact assessment, which it implemented in the form of a GIA check list. With this instrument, it conducted a gender impact assessment on the amended Radiation Protection Act.
Funding
Federal Environmental Ministry (BMU)
Duration
2001/07
– 2002/10
Research focus
Energy and Climate Protection in Everyday LifeRelated projects
- Approaches to long-term effective power saving advice
- BioKompass – Communication and participation for the societal transformation towards bioeconomy
- Climate CO2NTEST – Acceptance and impact of the competition in the Hanover region
- ecobiente - Designing Sustainable Goods more Succesfully
- EiMap – Communication strategy promoting energy-efficient refurbishment during the home purchasing process
- EUPOPP - Political Strategies and Tools to Promote Sustainable Consumption
- Expert report on the carbon balance of forests
- Germany under Climate Change
- Homes-uP – Single Family Homes under Pressure?
- IndUK – Individual environmental action and climate protection
- JET-SET - Emissions Trading as Social-Ecological Transformation Process
- KlimaAlltag – low carbon lifestyles in the zero emissions city
- LivingSpaces – Instruments for a needs-orientated usage of the housing stock in municipalities
- NaHa – Sustainable Practices in the Workplace and in Everyday Life
- Perception and Acceptance of the Ecolabel “Blue Angel”
- PowerFlex – integrating the heating and cooling sector into the electricity market model PowerFlex
- RARE - Corporate Social Responsibility in Europe
- SuPraStadt – Quality of life, participation and resource conservation through social diffusion of sufficiency practices in urban neighbourhoods
- Sustainability Audit
- Synergies between environmental and social policy
- TRI-HP – Trigeneration systems based on multiple renewable sources