As a professional body, the IES understands that expertise is not an abstract concept: it is something that people have and that communities can share.
Case studies are a key part of sharing expertise. They support learning through clear examples of how a particular lesson was applied in practice, and they bring potentially intangible approaches to life.
Understanding how to effectively engage within the world of policy will be increasingly important for environmental professionals. This collection will take readers through the policy process, identifying how we can effectively engage with environmental policy at each stage.
From issue identification to implementation, it offers insights intended to spread good practice throughout the environmental policy community.
Overall, the collection provides a window into how environmental professionals are engaging with policy, from the early stages of emerging issues to long-term implementation and evaluation.
The hope of the IES is that these case studies will provide readers with techniques and approaches that they can adopt, as well as with a deeper understanding of how to engage effectively in the potentially unfamiliar realm of policy making.
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