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Neal Haddaway

Research Fellow

SEI Stockholm
Role(s): Project Manager, EviEM
neal.haddaway@sei.org
+46 70 217 3389

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Neal Haddaway is a Research Fellow at SEI Stockholm. He works with the MISTRA EviEM project on evidence synthesis in environmental management, and has been with SEI since the start of 2016.

Neal’s work with EviEM synthesises published research evidence on a variety of environmental management topics for Swedish and international stakeholders.

He has a PhD in conservation biology, and since 2012 Neal has been helping to establish and improve guidance for formalised systematic reviews in environmental management.

Previous projects have focused on the human wellbeing impacts of terrestrial protected areas, the impacts of management on greenhouse gas emissions from lowland peatlands, and conservation of endangered freshwater species in Britain. His current projects include assessments of the impact of alternative agricultural management practices on soil organic carbon (SOC) in boreo-temperate systems, and a knowledge map of research into the impacts of agricultural buffer strips.

Neal’s main research interest focuses on the provision of reliable evidence for policy and practice decision-making and increasing transparency in environmental management.

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Reports

Evans, C., Burden, A., Morrison, R., Baird, A., Callaghan, N., Chapman, P., Cumming, A., Dixon, S., Evans, J., Gauci, V., Haddaway, N. R., Heppell, K., Healey, J., Holden, J., Hughes, S., Kaduk, J., Jones, D., Matthews, R., Menichino, N., Misselbrook, T., Page, S., Peacock, M., Pullin, A., Rayment, M., Ridley, L., Robinson, I., Stanley, K., Ward, H., Archer, E., Worrall, F. (2014) Interim report on project SP1210: Lowland peatland systems in England and Wales – evaluating greenhouse gas fluxes and carbon balances. First Annual Data Report, March 2014.
Pullin, A. S., Bangpan, M., Dalrymple, S. E., Dickson, K., Haddaway, N. R., Healey, J. R., Hauari, H., Hockley, N., Jones, J. P. G, Knight, T., Vigurs, C., Oliver, S. (2014) Assessing the Effects of Terrestrial Protected Areas on Human Well-being: A STAP Advisory Document. Global Environmental Facility, Washington D.C.
Styles, D., Williamson, J., Jewer, A., Haddaway, N. R., Price, M. (2014) Background report on best environmental management practice for the crop and animal production sector: Preliminary findings supporting the development of an EMAS Sectoral Reference Document. EUR – Scientific and Technical Research series, Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg.

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