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6th July 2018


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Following a programme of study carried out with members, IEMA has recently released its Future Challenges of Environmental Auditing report.

The report – which is free to download for all IEMA members – takes a detailed look at the increasingly complex environmental and sustainability landscape of environmental auditing. It also outlines key recommendations for IEMA, such as future strategy, reviews of the environmental auditor register grades, potential working groups and collaboration with other professionalm bodies and networks.

Between a 2017 round-table discussion of stakeholders, an online survey, four member workshops and input from other auditing experts, more than 600 individuals fed into the study. The report was written for IEMA by Nigel Leehane FIEMA. In addition to being an IEMA Principal Environmental Auditor, Nigel chairs the BSI and ISO sub-committees for environmental auditing. As a result, the report was offered to the International Organization for Standardization’s environmental auditing sub-committee ISO TC207/SC2.

Go to iema.net now to access your free copy of Future Challenges of Environmental Auditing.

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