ISEE is currently developing a Strategic Plan for the period of 2016-2020. The development of the Strategic Plan involves three phases of strategic planning: 1) an evaluation of the current situation, 2) the definition of goals and/or objectives, and 3) the development of a road map to the goals/objectives.
A SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats) analysis has been performed to evaluate the current situation. The SWOT will be presented during the General Membership Assembly. A link to the description and summary of the SWOT results can be found below. With this blog, we would like to give you the opportunity comment on the SWOT results. We thank ISEE Europe for hosting the blog. Manolis Kogevinas, President ISEE Ulrike Gehring, Councilor ISEE Disclaimer: Unless clearly stated, the views published in this blog do not represent ISEE’s views. ISEE SWOT Survey Results 8/8/2016 11:24:03 pm
Thank you for the effort put into evaluating the strategic plan and seeking comment. Happy to make my comments public. 8/23/2016 09:55:45 pm
Thank for the collection of information from the membership and the initiative of conducting a strategic plan. Let's focus on two aspects. 8/24/2016 10:53:46 am
Education and training, (connected to capacity building) was not identified as a top priority either in the strengths or weaknesses. Is this something we shoudl be considering as one of our priorities? Some of the ISEE chapters have taken initiatives in education and training but not the International society. 8/25/2016 11:15:06 am
Thank you very much for this effort. ISEE should give priority in research in South Asian nations as I am from Nepal and environmental health is serious issue here. The problems of air, water and sound pollution are serious and toxic effect of hazardous chemicals is very common but there is no priority in research. I am glad to work as a SNRN member in ISEE but my views are there must be research agendas and work opportunities for South Asian nations. Please, feel free how can I contribute, work in SA nations and contribute for ISEE. Thanks
Riana Bornman
3/10/2017 08:46:02 am
A focus on low and middle income countries inclusion may have a huge impact on local research, education and capacity building. We in Africa need collaborations where BUILDING of local expertise will result. By taking hands with experts of high income countries who have a serious interest in the well being of the continent, low and middle income countries may be empowered to take care of themselves. Comments are closed.
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