Key competence
Her fields of interest and research include environmental policy, specifically environmental assessment issues, such as the methods of impact assessment, environmental management, the process of public involvement and the consideration of results of public involvement in decision-making. She has published several books, guidelines and papers on these issues and is also a respected lecturer on these topics.
Education
She graduated from the University of Tartu, Estonia, in 1987 as a Biologist-Ecologist and from the Victorian University of Manchester, UK, in 1992 as an Environmental Scientist and defended her PhD in January 2011 on Environmental Assessment.
- Knowledge brokering on emissions modelling in Strategic Environmental Assessment of Estonian energy policy with special reference to the LEAP model
- Analysis of competent authority decisions on reports of EIA and SEA in Estonia
- Testing a methodology for reviewing national implementation of multilateral environmental agreements in Estonia and Tanzania
- Re-assessment of CO₂ and SO₂ emissions in energy sector by using LEAP-model: experiences from Estonian energy sector planning
- Insights from testing new methodology for unified evaluation of multilateral environmental agreements
- SEI initiative on governing bioeconomy pathways
- EASY-ECO - Evaluation of Sustainability European Conferences and Trainings
- NATTOURS – sustainable urban nature routes using new IT solutions
- Sustainable Development Forum 2016: Food and Climate Change
- Estonian Climate Adaptation Strategy for Infrastructure and Energy