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Download the file above for a complete list of Barry Dalal-Clayton's publications. They are also listed further below.
A few selected books, reports and papers are listed next:
Improving Decision-Making for the Energy Transition: Guidance for Using Strategic Environmental Assessment. Published by International Association for Impact Assessment. Click here to access
A Methodology for Reviewing the Quality of Strategic Environmental Assessments in Development Cooperation. Published in Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal .May 2017. Click here to access copy
Lessons Learnt from Voluntary Strategic Environmental Assessments (SEAs) in Namibia - a Review of SEAs in Namibia. Published in Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal 2016. Available at http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/14615517.2016.1192829
This is my latest book - published in June 2014:
Sustainability Appraisal is a sourcebook of the state-of-the-art of this rapidly emerging and diversifying area. It draws on a wealth of international experiences and approaches to illustrate the status and scope of Sustainability Appraisal/Assessment (SA). This comprehensive guide highlights how SA can be used to analyse and integrate the key environmental, social and economic pillars of sustainability into decision-making at all levels, from policy to project to investment, by government, business and industry, or international organisations.
Available at: www.routledge.com/u/clayton/
Sustainable use and management of land resources depends on good intelligence about their location, their condition and how this is changing. This review assesses the current status of land resources information, what information is used in land use policy, planning and management, and what information is actually needed. It also discusses some innovative methods that have matured during the past decade, including applications of digital elevation models, predictive ecosystem mapping, satellite imagery, airborne geophysics and land resource information systems.
The picture is uneven. The information wanted for exploitation of mineral and energy resources, smash-and-grab raids on forests, and the terrain and climate information needed by the military, aviation and shipping is better than ever. What has been neglected is fundamental information on renewable resources: soils, water and ecosystems, farming and pastoral systems, and their social context. Once-great institutions like FAO, the overseas survey agencies of the former colonial powers, and commercial companies that undertook major projects in land resources survey and development have been cut back or dismembered.
There are also contrasts country-wise: China and Brazil have continued to improve their information and expertise; the Western World has privatised it; Eastern European countries in transition to market economies struggle to maintain capacity; and many poor countries that depended on technical assistance have given up.
We need to dig more deeply into the link between knowledge of the land and the ability to make good decisions about land use and management or, even, to see when a decision is needed but, on the world stage, the information needed for food and water security, adaptation to climate change and resilience against natural hazards is simply not there. For most of the world, the data we have are more than thirty years old - and the capacity to interpret them, and assemble what is needed now, has been pensioned off. There are several paths that might be followed to put things right, depending on local and national circumstances but the longer the delay, the harder it will be. To download the report,click on the file below
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Published by Earthscan 2005: This unique sourcebook provides a global, state-of-the-art review of the rapidly evolving field of strategic environmental assessment (SEA). It describes trends in application and experience in different contexts worldwide, providing in-depth coverage of the status of SEA systems, and practice in developed, transitional and developing countries by a range of development agencies. The book draws on a large body of published and unpublished material, and contributions from a wide range of individual experts, organizations and agencies. The sourcebook includes a probing review of concepts, terminology, approaches and tools of SEA, and a comparative analysis of the different types of existing SEA systems. It also contains many case examples illustrating SEA practice in different countries and contexts.
Published by OECD & UNDP 2002:This book is a cornerstone resource for a wide range of organizations and individuals concerned with sustainable development at national or local levels, as well as for international organizations concerned with supporting such development. Whilst the focus is on integrated strategies for sustainable development, the approaches and methods covered are equally relevant to poverty reduction, environmental and sectoral strategies, programme development and review.
Agenda 21 called for all countries to develop sustainable development strategies. For such strategies to be effective there needs to be a real commitment. In every country, government at all levels, the private sector, and civil society, must work together in a true partnership, in transparent ways which enable genuine stakeholder participation. The necessary mechanisms and processes need to be coordinated to enable continuous learning and improvement.
This resource book provides flexible, non-prescriptive guidance on how to develop, assess and implement national sustainable development strategies. It sets out principles and ideas on process and methods, and suggests how these can be used. It is based on an analysis of past and current practice, drawing directly from experience in both developed and developing countries. Following a discussion of the nature and challenges of sustainable development and the need for strategic responses to them, the heart of the book covers the main tasks in strategy processes. Individual chapters offer a rich range of guidance, ideas and case studies.
This IIED book (2009) provides a synthesis of work with partners in 13 developing countries. It reviews the rapidly changing context and challenges to environmental mainstreaming, discusses what it takes to achieve effective mainstreaming, and provides a roadmap for selecting operational methods and tools. It explores the current emphasis on getting environmental issues reflected in key government processes – notably development plans, poverty reduction strategies and national budgets. It assesses the outcomes as well as the risks of limiting efforts to these core processes alone. It calls for more attention both ‘upstream’ and ‘downstream’ of these plans and strategies, identifying the advantages that can be gained through diverse media, business and civil society initiatives that assert environmental values in development.
The authors define environmental mainstreaming as ‘the informed inclusion of environmental concerns into the decisions and institutions that drive development policy, rules, plans, investment and action".
Strategic environmental assessment (SEA) is a powerful process for integrating environmental and linked social and economic concerns into policy-making, planning, programme development, mega projects and development decision-making. Over the last 20 years there has been increasing uptake of SEA around the world. More than 60 countries at all levels of development (including all 27 EU member states) now have legislation, policies, directives or regulations prescribing the application of SEA, and many more are introducing it as part of their policy toolkits – although it is not necessarily used effectively and many development actors are unaware of its function, value and potential. At the UN Rio+20 conference in 2012, the emergent green economy concept was a central theme, but it was agreed that nationally (as opposed to globally) driven approaches should be the way forward, so that green economy policies can be properly tailored. Attention has therefore turned to how SEA can help in promoting a transition to green economic development.
This report provides a preliminary exploration of the links between SEA and green economy, and the role of SEA in supporting decision-making for green growth in relation to a range of entry points: government policies, plans and programmes; climate change and low-carbon growth; sustainable transport; waste management, water and sanitation; ecosystems and sustainable use of biodiversity; sustainable agriculture/food production and supply; green energy and trade. It also discusses the use of indicators in monitoring SEA and the treatment of social concerns, particularly gender. Throughout, the text is supported by case examples illustrating its application in different contexts relevant to green economy. A final section discusses a range of steps that might be taken to encourage and facilitate increased use of SEA as an environmental mainstreaming tool in support of transitioning to a green economy.
Available from IIED
Planners and decision-makers today need to be in command of a broader range of tools and information than ever before. This book aims to show what is available in the way of natural resources information, and how it has been used (or not used) in planning and policy making. For both methods and applications, ample details are provided to judge what data, skills and procedures are required to meet particular needs, and the references give guidance on where to find further information.
There has been a notable shift in planning and rural development over the past two decades. Technocratic, top-down approaches are still very much in evidence, but there has been an explosion of participatory initiatives. Many institutions cling to sectoral thinking. There is ,however, growing recognition that sustainable development involves a balance of environmental, social and economic considerations. This balance requires an interdisciplinary approach to the survey of natural resources, and to the use of the information acquired, in land evaluation, planning, environmental impact assessment, and the preparation of coherent strategies and policies for sustainable development.
Both the old ways and the new bring insights crucial to meeting these challenges. Both provide invaluable methods of work. By bringing together the standard methods of resource assessment and planning, and the new thinking and emerging techniques, this book aims to bridge the gap between the two.
Available from Oxford University Press
GALLERY OF OTHER BOOKS
BARRY DALAL-CLAYTON: FULL LIST OF PUBLICATIONS
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Scott-Brown M. (2022) Inventory of Existing SEA Guidelines and Related Instruments. Report prepared for International Association for Impact Assessment (available at: https://www.iaia.org/hot-topics.php)
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2022) Song of The Snow Leopard (an environmental novel). www.amazon.com
Dalal-Clayton D.B., Uddin Z., Tarr P., Bizek V., Hossain M.S., Ahmed F., Noor Newaz K.M., Ahmed M. and Rahman M., et al. (2021) Strategic Environmental Assessment of the South West Region of Bangladesh for Conserving the Outstanding Universal Value of the Sundarbans, Forest Department, Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Tarr P. (2021) Background paper on a proposed SDG coordination mechanism for Namibia. Paper prepared for the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs, New York
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2020) Prospectus for Strategic Environmental Assessment of South West Region and the Sundarbans, Bangladesh, Department Forests, Bangladesh
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2020) The Wealth of the Thirstlands (an environmental novel). www.amazon.com
Dalal-Clayton, D.B., Fread V. and Anson J. (2019). Strategic Environmental Assessment of Pohnpei State, Federated States of Micronesia. Department of Environment, Climate Change, & Emergency Management, Palikir, Pohnpei, FSM.
Dalal-Clayton D.B., Fread V. and Anson J. (2019) Integrated Environmental Management Plan for Pohnpei State. Federated States of Micronesia. Department of Environmental, Climate Change & Emergency Management, Palikir, Pohnpei, FSM.
Fread V, Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Yanson J. (2019) Environmental and Socio-economic Profile of Pohnpei State, the Federated States of Micronesia. Department of Environment, Climate Change and Emergency Management, Palikir, Pohnpei, FSM
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Fread V. (2019) Environmental and Socio-economic Profile of the Federated States of Micronesia. Department of Environment, Climate Change and Emergency Management, Palikir, Pohnpei, FSM
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2018) Beneath the Roof of Africa (an environmental novel). www.amazon.com
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Sadler B (2017) A Methodology for Reviewing the Quality of Strategic Environmental Assessments in Development Cooperation. Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal. 35, 3, 257-267. DOI: 10.1080/14615517.2017.1322811 (http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/14615517.2017.1322811)
Dalal-Clayton D.B., Tarr P., Chambwera M., Koketso K. and Kedikilwe T. (2017) Integrating Sustainable Development into National Development Planning: Key Considerations for Botswana, UNDP-Botswana, Gaborone
Dalal-Clayton D.B., Bhutan SEA Focus Group, O’Farrell G. and Marsden E. (2016) Preliminary Strategic Environmental Assessment of the Road Sector Master Plan (RSMP) with a special focus on the Lholam (Southern East-West Corridor Highway), Final Draft, (23 Nov 2016, National Environment Commission, Royal Government of Bhutan, Thimphu
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2016) National Guidelines for Strategic Environmental Assessment in Bhutan, Final Draft, 8 Sept 2016, National Environment Commission, Royal Government of Bhutan, Thimphu
Hipondoka M.H.T., Dalal-Clayton D.B. and van Gils H. (2016) Lessons Learned from Voluntary Strategic Environmental Assessments in Namibia, Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/14615517.2016.1192829
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Tarr P. (2015) Using Rapid SEA to Influence National Planning in Namibia, Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 33,4, 278-283 - CLICK here to access article
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Chambwera M. (2015) Pursuing sustainable development in Botswana: Linking long-term planning with the Sustainable Development Goals. International Institute for Environment and Development and United Nations Development Programme - Botswana
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Tarr P. (2015) Sustainable Development Advisory Notes for Priority Development Sectors in Botswana: Mining, Agriculture, Energy, Tourism and Water. Environment and Development Services – International, Southern African Institute for Environmental Assessment and Uniuted ations Development Programme – Botswana.
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2014) Independent Review of the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment Report for the Tarjuwon Oil Palm Development Project, Liberia, Report prepared for Global Witness. Environment and Development Services – International.
Dent D. and Dalal-Clayton D.B. (in press) Land Resources Information in Dire Straits. Agriculture for Development, Tropical Agriculture Association
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Hipondoka M. (2014) Reviews of Five Strategic Environmental Assessments undertaken in Namibia, (Vol 1: Review Reports; Vol 2: Appendices, Vol 3: Interview Records). Report to the Department of Environmental Affairs, Ministry of Environment and Tourism, Namibia. International Institute for Environment and Development, London, and University of Namibia, Windhoek. (draft: April 2014)
Dalal-Clayton D.B., Mathema A., Bhadra C., Milledge S., Nhantumbo I., Chetri R. and Pradhan K. (2014) Strategic Environmental and Social Assessment of Nepal’s REDD+ Strategy, Report to REDD Cell, Ministry of Forests and Soil Conservation, Kathmandu, Nepal (Draft April 2014)
Dent D. and Dalal-Clayton D.B (2014) Meeting the Need for Land Resources Information in the 21st Century – or Not. Environmental Governance Series No. 8. International Institute for Environment and Development, London
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Sadler B. (2014): Sustainability Appraisal: A Sourcebook and Reference Guide to International Experience. Earthscan Publications/Routledge.
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Tarr P. (2014) Rapid Strategic Environmental Assessment of the Fourth National Development Plan and Associated Policies and Strategies. Report to the Department of Environmental Affairs, Ministry of Environment and Tourism, Namibia. International Institute for Environment and Development, London, and Southern Africa Institute for Environmental Assessment, Windhoek.
Dodman D., Dalal-Clayton D.B and McGranahan G. (2013) Integrating the Environment in Urban Planning: Key Principles and Approaches for Cities in the 21st Century, United Nations Environment Programme, Paris
Dalal-Clayton D.B.. (2013) Turning Green the Strategic Way: The Role and Potential of Strategic Environmental Assessment in Securing a Green Economy. Environmental Governance Series No. 7. International Institute for Environment and Development, London
Swanson D., Esche A., Garcia-Schmidt A., Berger G., King P., Tulsie B., Niestroy I., Antonio A., and Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2012) Strategies for Sustainable Development: Meeting the Challenges of the Post Rio+20 World. Draft Issues Paper prepared for the first International workshop of the United Nations Office for Sustainable Development (UNOSD), (Strengthening Planning and Implementation Capacities for Sustainable Development in Post Rio+20 Context) November 14-16, 2012, Incheon, Korea (available at: http://www.unosd.org/index.php?page=view&type=13&nr=8&menu=177)
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2012) Environmental Mainstreaming and SEA in Nepal. Keynote presentation to Conference on Towards a Green Economy in Mozambique, Tanzania and Kenya, and the Role of Strategic Environmental Assessment. Maputo, Mozambique. April 23rd to 27th, 2012. Wwf, East Africa Office, Nairobi.
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2012)Environmental Mainstreaming: Plugging the Gap in Sustainable Development. Commentrary for Research Watch, UNICEF. Available at http://www.unicef-irc.org/research-watch/Post-2015--What-Next-/901/
Khadka R.B., Dalal-Clayton D.B., Mathema A. and Shrestha P. (2012) Safeguarding the Future, Securing Shangri-La: Integrating Environment and Development in Nepal – Achievements, Challenges and Next Steps. Environmental Governance Series No. 6, International Institute for Environment and Development (available at www.environmental-mainstreaming.org)
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Bass S. (2011) Environmental Mainstreaming - A Key Lever for a Green Economy: Challenges and Approaches. Pp 109-115,Eurasia Economic Review 01/2011. Also available as Briefing Note. IIED (available at: http://www.environmental-mainstreaming.org/documents/EM%20Briefing%20Note%20(31%20May%202010).pdf)
Pope J. And Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2011) From SEA to Sustainability Assessment ? pp 547-565 in:Sadler B., Aschemann R., Dusik J., Fischer T.B., Partidario M.R. and Verheem R. (eds) Handbook on Strategic Environmental Assessment, Earthscan Publications, London
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Bass S. (2010) Environment Inside. First version of on-line resource on tools and approaches to environmental mainstreaming (available at www.environmental-mainstreaming.org).
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Bass S (2009) The Challenges of Environmental Mainstreaming. Environmental Governance Series No.1, International Institute for Environment and Development (available at www.environmental-mainstreaming.org)
Sadler B. and Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2009) Generic SEA Quality Review Methodology. Proposal developed under commission to the Canadian International Development Agency and presented to the OECD DAC Task Team on SEA.
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2009) Environmental Impact Assessment. Profiles of Tools and Tactics for Environmental Mainstreaming, No.1, International Institute for Environment and Development, London (available at: http://www.environmental-mainstreaming.org/documents/EM%20Profile%20No%201%20-%20EIA%20(6%20Oct%2009).pdf)
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2009) Strategic Environmental Assessment. Profiles of Tools and Tactics for Environmental Mainstreaming, No.2, International Institute for Environment and Development, London (available at: http://www.environmental-mainstreaming.org/documents/EM%20Profile%20No%202%20-%20SEA%20(6%20Oct%2009).pdf)
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2009) Environmental Management Systems. Profiles of Tools and Tactics for Environmental Mainstreaming, No.5, International Institute for Environment and Development, London (available at: http://www.environmental-mainstreaming.org/documents/EM%20Profile%20No%205%20-%20EMS%20(6%20Oct%2009).pdf)
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2009) Participatory Geographical Information Systems. Profiles of Tools and Tactics for Environmental Mainstreaming, No.7, International Institute for Environment and Development, London (available at: http://www.environmental-mainstreaming.org/documents/EM%20Profiles%20No%207%20%20Participatory%20GIS%20(6%20Oct%2009).pdf)
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2009) National Sustainable Development Strategies. Profiles of Tools and Tactics for Environmental Mainstreaming, No.8, International Institute for Environment and Development, London (available at: http://www.environmental-mainstreaming.org/documents/EM%20Profile%20No%20%208%20-%20NSDS%20(5%20Oct%2009).pdf)
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2009) Scenario Planning. Profiles of Tools and Tactics for Environmental Mainstreaming, No.9, International Institute for Environment and Development, London (available at: http://www.environmental-mainstreaming.org/documents/EM%20Profile%20No%209%20-%20Scenario%20Planning%20(6%200ct%2009).pdf)
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2009) Indicators. Profiles of Tools and Tactics for Environmental Mainstreaming, No.10, International Institute for Environment and Development, London (available at:http://www.environmental-mainstreaming.org/documents/EM%20Profile%20No%2010%20-%20Indicators%20(20%20November%2009).pdf)
Aongola L. Bass S., Chileshe J., Daka J., Dalal-Clayton D.B., Liayo i., Makumba j., Miambolwa m., Munyinda K., Munyinda N., Ndopu D., Nyambe I., Pope A, and Sichilongo M. (2009): Creating and Protecting Zambia’s Wealth: The Potentials and Experiences of environmental Mainstreaming IIED with the Ministry of Finance and Planning and the Environmental Council of Zambia
Dalal-Clayton D.B (2009,) Improving National Sustainable Development Strategies: The Experience of Peer Review. Environmental Planning Issues No.28, IIED
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Wilson E. (2008): A Sustainable Future for the Polar Regions:. Briefing Paper, IIED, London (April 2008)
Gouzée N., De Dixmude A.J., Berabdallah B., Berheim T., Brodhag C., Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Verbrugge g. (2007) Stratégie Nationale de Développement Durbale: Orientations pur la mise en oeuvre d’une Revue par les Pairs d’une Stratégie Nationale de Développement Durable: Guide Practique. Institut de l’Energie et de l’Énvironnement de la Francophonie et l’Organisation Interanationale de la Francophonie, Québec.
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2007): Sustainable Development Strategies: International Experiences and Polar Challenges. Paper presented at Conference on “Polar Regions: Opportunities and Challenges”, organised by the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office, Wilton Park, England, 1-4 October 2007
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Krikhaar F (2007): A New Sustainable Development Strategy: An Opportunity Not to be Missed. Report of a Peer Review of The Netherlands Sustainable Development Strategy. Council for Research on Spatial Planning, Nature and the Environment (RMNO), The Hague (available at www.rmno.nl)
Gouzéee N., de Dixmude A.J., Benabdallah B., Bernheim T., Brodhag C., Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Verbrugge G. (2007): Stratégie Nationale de Développement Durable: Orientations pour la mise en oevre d’une revue par les pairs. Orgaisation International de la Francophonie, Quebec, Canada.
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Bass S. (2006) A Review of Monitoring Mechanisms for National Sustainable Development Strategies. Environmental Planning Issues No.27, IIED. Background Paper for OECD Workshop on National Strategies for Sustainable Development, Stockholm 31 Sept – 1st October, 2006. [also published as pp 95-135 in OECD (2007) Institutionalising Sustainable Development , OECD Sustainable Development Studies, OECD, Paris ]
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (Tech Ed) (2006) Good Practice Guidance on Applying Strategic Environmental Assessment in Development Cooperation. OECD DAC Policy Guidance Document. Development Cooperation Committee, Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, Paris.
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2006) Sustainability Appraisal: Challenges, International Experience and Future Directions. Theme Forum Key Note Presentation, Annual Meeting of the International Association for Impact Assessment, Stavanger, Norway, 23-26 May 2006
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2005) The French National Strategy for Sustainable Development: Report on a Peer Review and Shared Learning Process. Ministry of Ecology and Sustainable Development, Paris. 24 March 2005 (available at www.nssd.net)
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2005) The French National Strategy for Sustainable Development: A Background Report (revised). Ministry of Ecology and Sustainable Development, Paris. 20 March 2005 (available at www.nssd.net)
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2005) A Proposed Options-Based Methodology for Shared Learning and Peer Review of National Strategies for Sustainable Development (NSDS). International Institute for Environment and Development. 19 March 2005 (available at www.nssd.net)
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Sadler B. (2005): Strategic Environmental Assessment: A Sourcebook and Reference Guide to International Experience. International Institute for Environment and Development, London, OECD and UNEP in association with Earthscan Publications.
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Sadler B. (2004): Sustainability Appraisal: A Review of Experience and Practice. Draft International Institute for Environment and Development, London (available at www.iied.org/spa)
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2003): The MDGs and Sustainable Development: the Need for a Strategic Approach, pp 73-92 in Satterthwaite D (ed) “The Millennium Goals and Local Processes: Hitting the Target or Missing the Point”, IIED, London
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2003): The EU Strategy for Sustainable Development: Process and Prospects. Draft, IIED (available at www.nssd.net)
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2003): Frameworks and Strategies for Sustainable Development: UNDP Practice Note, (available on www.undp.org)
Dalal-Clayton (2003): National Strategies for Sustainable Development and the Opportunities for SEA. EA Yearbook 2003. Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment, Lincoln and EIA Centre, University of Manchester.
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Sadler B. (2003): The Status and Potential of Strategic Environmental Assessment: An overview of SEA with a special focus on developing countries and countries in transition and its potential role as a key tool for strategies for sustainable development and poverty reduction. Draft, International Institute for Environment and Development, London (available on www.iied.org)
Sadler B and Dalal-Clayton D.B. (March 2003): Briefing Paper on Strategic Environmental Assessment. UK Department for International Development, London
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2003): Development and Implementation of National Sustainable Development Strategies: From Global Context to National Action. Background paper for Learning Center on National Sustainable Development Strategies: CSD11, United Nations, New York, 5th May 2003
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Child B. (2003): Lessons From Luangwa: An Historical Review of the Luangwa Integrated Resource Development Project, Zambia. Wildlife and Development Series No.13, IIED
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2003): Towards More Effective Strategies for Sustainable Development. Paper presented at the 2nd Regional Government Conference for Sustainable Development, Kursaal Convention Center, Donostia – San Sebastian, Spain, 27 – 31 March 2003
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2003): Key Experiences in Preparing and Implementing Strategies for Sustainable Development and the Role of Participation. Keynote Presentation to Symposium on Public Consultation, Organised by Conseil Fédéral du Développement Durable, Politique Scientifique Federal, Commission Interdépartmentale du Développement Durable, and Service Public Fédéral de Programmation Développement Durable, International Trade Union House, Brussels,26th March 2003.
Child B. and Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2003): Transforming Approaches to CBNRM: Learning from the Luangwa Experience. In McShane T.O. and M.P.Wells (eds): Integrated Conservation and Development: Its Current State and Directions for the Future, Columbia University Press, New York. Pp 33.
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Bass S. (2002): Strategies for Sustainable Development: Progress, Prospects and the Role of Strategic Impact Assessment. Paper presented at the Conference on “Reshaping Environmental Assessment Tools for Sustainability”, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shatin, Hong Kong, 8 – 13 December 2002
Dalal-Clayton D.B., Swiderska, K and Bass S (eds) (2002): Stakeholder Dialogues on Sustainable Development Strategies: Lessons, Opportunities and Developing Country Case Studies. Environmental Planning Issues No 26, IIED, London. [ISBN 1 84369 288 0]
Bass S. and Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2002): Research Partnerships in Sustainable Development Strategies: Filling the Wide Knowledge Gap in PRSPs and NSDSs. Opinion Paper for IIED/RING in association with UNDP’s Poverty and Environment Initiative. IIED, London
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2002): Strategies, Plans, Impacts and People: IIED’S role in Changing the World of Planning and Environmental Assessment. In Cross N (ed) Evidence for Hope: The Search for Sustainable Development, pp 189-203, Earthscan Publications, London [ISBN: 1 – 85383-855-1]
Bass, S and Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (2002): Bridging the Knowledge Gap in SD Strategies: Research Partnerships for Sustainable Development. Opinion paper for the World Summit on Sustainable Development, July 2002, International Institute for Environment and Development, London. In association with the Regional and international Networking Group (RING) [http://www.iied.org/wssd/pdf/27_RPSD_Strategies_for_SD.pdf]
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2002): Evolving Approaches to Sustainable Development Strategies. Paper presented at international conference "Beyond the Review: Sustainable Development and PRSP - Challenges for Developing Countries and Development Cooperation", 13-16 May 2002, GTZ, Bonn (available on www.gtz.de'poverty-conference)
Dalal-Clayton D.B. an d Bass S. (2002) Recent Progress on Strategies for Sustainable Development. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the International Association for Impact Assessment 15-21 June 2002, Netherlands Congress Center, The Hague
Dalal-Clayton D.B., Dent D.L. and Dubois 0. (2002: Rural Planning in Developing Countries. Earthscan Publications, London, pp 240 [ISBN 1 85383 939 6]
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Bass S. (2002): Sustainable Development Strategies: A Resource Book. Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, Paris, and United Nations Development Programme, New York. in association with Earthscan Publications, London. pp c.400 (ISBN: 1 85383 947 7]
Bass S., Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Davis A. (2002): National Strategies for Sustainable Development: New Thinking and Time for Action. Opinion paper for the World Summit on Sustainable Development, Jan 2002, International Institute for Environment and Development, London. (www.iied.org/pdf/wssd-098-nssd.pdf]
Dalal-Clayton D.B.. & Dent.D.L. (2001. Knowledge of the Land: Land Resources Information and its use in Rural Development. Oxford University Press [ISBN¨0 19 829601 0]
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2001): Development of the OECD DAC Resource Book for Strategies for Sustainable Development. pp 191-200 in National Sustainable Development Strategies: Global Perspectives. Vol. II: Expert Papers Presented to International Forum on National Sustainable Development Strategies, 7-9 November 2001, Accra, Ghana. Department of Economic and Social Affairs, United Nations, New York
Bass S. and Dalal-Clayton D.B. (2001): Strategies for Sustainable Development: Meeting the Challenge. Opinion Piece for the World Summit on Sustainable Development, IIED, June 2000, London
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Bass S (2000): National Strategies for Sustainable Development: The Challenge Ahead, IIED, London
Dalal-Clayton, D.B., Dent D.L. and Dubois O. (2000): Rural Planning in the Developing World with a Special Focus on Natural Resources: Lessons Learned and Potential Contributions to Sustainable Livelihoods: An Overview. Report to UK Department for International Development. Environmental Planning Issues No.20, IIED, London [ISBN: 1 899825 73 8]
Dalal-Clayton D.B. & Sadler B. (1999). Strategic Environmental Assessment: A Rapidly Evolving Approach. Environmental Planning Issues No. 18, IIED, London [ISBN: 1 904035 33 7]
Kikula I., Dalal-Clayton D.B., Comoro C. and Kiwasila H. (1999): A Framework for District Participatory Planning in Tanzania, Vol.1. Report prepared by the Institute of Resource Assessment of the University of Dar es Salaam, and the International Institute for Environment and Development, London. Ministry of Regional Administration and Local Government and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Tanzania.
Dalal-Clayton D.B., with Hughes R (1999): Environmental Assessment in Developing Countries. EIA Newsletter, 17, 3-4. EIA Centre, Department of Planning & Landscape, University of Manchester.
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (1998). Recent Experience with Green Plans and Sustainable Development Strategies. In: Environmental Assessment, 6, 1, 17-18.
Dalal-Clayton D.B., Bass S., Robins N. & Swiderska K. (1998): Rethinking Sustainable Development Strategies: Strategic Analysis, Debate and Action for Sustainable Development. Environmental Planning Issues No. 24, IIED.
Donnelly A, Dalal-Clayton D.B. & Hughes R. (1998): A Directory of Impact Assessment Guidelines. 2nd edition. Environmental Planning Group, IIED. [ISBN: 1 899825 11 8]
Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Sadler B. (1998): Strategic Environmental Assessment in Developing Countries: Experience and Prospects. IIED.
Koziell I., Dalal-Clayton D.B., Fabricius C. and Hughes R. (1998): Participatory Biodiversity Conservation in Brazil and Indonesia: A Comparative Review of Practical Experience in Two DFID-Supported Projects, IIED, London
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (1997). The Geometry of Land Degradation in Southern Africa. The Land, Vol.2.
Warner M., Croal, P., Dalal-Clayton D.B. and Knight J. (1997). Environmental Impact Assessment Software in Developing Countries: A Health Warning. Project Appraisal, 12, 2, 127-130.
Roe D. Leader-Williams N. and Dalal-Clayton D.B. (1997): Take Only Photographs, Leave Only Footprints: The Environmental Impacts of Wildlife Tourism. Wildlife and Development Series No.10. IIED. [ISSN: 1361 8628]
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (1997): Southern Africa Beyond the Millenium: Environmental Trends and Scenarios to 2015. Environmental Planning Issues No.13, IIED, London. [ISBN: 1 84369 049 7]
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (1996): Great Expectations: Green Planning in Industrial Countries. Paper Presented at the International Conference: "The Environment in the 21st Century: Environment, Long-Term Governability and Democracy". Abbaye de Fontevraud, France, 8-11 September, 1996. [ISBN: 1 84369 046 2]
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (1996). Getting to Grips with Green Plans: National-Level Experience in Industrial Countries. Earthscan Publications, London.[ISBN: 1 85383 428 9]
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (1996): Synthesis of Presented Papers to Working Group No.1 on "National Capacity in Environment at the Policy and Planning Level", OECD DAC Workshop on Capacity Development in Environment (CDE), 4-6 December 1996, Rome.
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (1995): Environment and Ecology in Southern Africa: Current Trends and Scenarios to 2015: Report to Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA).
Mwalyosi R.B., Mohamed S., Hughes R. & Dalal-Clayton D.B. (1995): Environmental Assessment in Tanzania: A Needs Assessment for Training. Research Paper No.36, Institute of Resource Assessment, University of Dar es Salaam; and Environmental Planning Issues No.9. IIED, London. [ISBN: 1 84369 045 4]
Bass, S. & Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1995). Small Island States and Sustainable Development: Strategic Issues and Experience. Environmental Planning Issues, IIED [ISBN: 1 84369 044 6]
Dalal-Clayton D.B. & Bass S. (1995). National Sustainable Development Strategies. EC Aid and Sustainable Development Briefing Paper No.2. January 1995, IIED.
Dalal-Clayton D.B. & Bass S. (1995). What is Sustainable Development ? EC Aid and Sustainable Development Briefing Paper No. 4. IIED.
Roe D., Dalal-Clayton D.B. & Hughes R. (1995): A Directory of Impact Assessment Guidelines. Environmental Planning Group, IIED.[ISBN: 0 905347 99 4]
Bass, S., Dalal-Clayton, D.B. & Pretty, J. (1995). Participation in Strategies for Sustainable Development. Environmental Planning Issues No.7, IIED. [ISBN: 1 84369 043 8].
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (1995) Aid and Development. Encarta CD-Rom Encyclopaedia. English Language edition. Microsoft-Websters Multimedia. UK.
Koziell, I., Moorehead, R., Dalal-Clayton, D.B., Lane C., Mayers, J. & Eaton, D. 1994). Whose Eden: An Overview of Community Approaches to Wildlife Management, IIED. [ISBN: 0 905347 74 9]
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1994). The History of the Sustainable Development Concept. In: Kvaloy F (Ed.) "Proceedings of the Workshop on Sustainable Development Strategies", Oslo, 7-8 June 1994, pp 5-11. Department of Development Coordination Programmes, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Oslo.
Carew-Reid, J., Prescott-Allen R., Bass S. & Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1994). Strategies for National Sustainable Development: A Handbook on the Preparation and Implementation. IIED and IUCN, in association with Earthscan Publications, London.[ISBN: 1 85383 193 X]
Dalal-Clayton, D.B., Bass, S., Thomson, K., Sadler, B., Robins, N. & Sandbrook, R. (1994): National Sustainable Development Strategies: Experience and Dilemmas. EnvironmentalPlanning Issues No. 6. IIED, London. [ISBN: 1 84369 042 X]
Stone P. & Dalal-Clayton D.B. (eds) (1994): Environmental Synopsis of Indonesia. Overseas Development Aministration, London.
Hughes, R., Adnan, S. & Dalal-Clayton D.B (1994): Floodplains or Flood Plans: A Review of Approaches to Water Management in Bangladesh. International Institute for Environment and Development, London; and Research and Advisory Services, Dhaka, Bangladesh. [ISBN: 1 84369 054 3]
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. & Dent D.L. (1993): Surveys, Plans and People: A Review of Land Resource Information and its Use in Developing Countries. Environmental Planning Issues No.2, IIED, London.(ISBN: 1 84369 038 1]
Kauzeni, A.S., Kikula, I.S., Mohamed, S.A., Lyimo J.G. & Dalal-Clayton D.B. (1993): Resource Assessment and Land Use Planning in Tanzania: A Case Study. Environmental Planning Issues No. 3, Environmental Planning Group, IIED; and Research Paper No.35, Institute of Resource Assessment, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. [ISBN: 1 84369 039 X]
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. & Robinson D.A. (1993): The Experimental Use of Correspondence Analysis to Assess the Relationship Between Soils and Geomorphology in EasternZambia. Catena. Vol. 20, 141-160.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B., Bass S., Thomson K. & Sandbrook R. (1993): National Sustainable Development Strategies: A Country-Level Mechanism for Implementing Agenda 21. Paper presented at the UNDP Regional Workshop on Implementing Agenda 21, 20-23 January 1993, Abuja, Nigeria.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. & Robinson D.A. (1992): An Assessment of the Success of a Geomorphologically Based Reconnaissance Soil Survey in Eastern Zambia. Geoderma, 5, 1-18.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (ed) (1992): An Assessment of the Environmental Impact of the Kilombero Valley Hardwood Project, Tanzania (A Commonwealth Development Corporation Proposal).Prepared for UK ODA. International Institute for Environment and Development (London) and Institute for Resource Assessment (Tanzania), 177 pages.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1992): Modified EIA and Indicators of Sustainability: First Steps Towards Sustainability Analysis. Paper presented to the Twelfth Annual Meeting of the International Association for Impact Assessment, CAPut!’-22 August, Washington, D.C. (Republished as Environmental Issues No.1, IIED, 1993) [ISBN: 1 84369 037 3]
Sandbrook, R., Dalal-Clayton, D.B., Bass, S. & Holmberg, J (1992): Some Implications of UNCED for the DAC and Some Suggested Actions. An informal paper presented to members of the OECD Development Assistance Committee Working Party on Development Assistance and Environment, at its Session on May 6/7th, 1992, Paris.
Stone,P. & Dalal- Clayton, D.B. (Eds) (1992): Environmental Synopsis of Ghana. Overseas Development Aminstration, London.
Stone,P. & Dalal- Clayton, D.B. (Eds) (1992): Environmental Synopsis of Pakistan. Overseas Development Administration, London.
Stone,P. & Dalal- Clayton, D.B. (Eds) (1992): Environmental Synopsis of Sri Lanka. Overseas Development Administration, London.
Stone,P. & Dalal- Clayton, D.B. (Eds) (1992): Environmental Synopsis of Uganda. Overseas Development Administration, London.
Stone,P. & Dalal- Clayton, D.B. (Eds) (1992): Environmental Synopsis of Zimbabwe. Overseas Development Administration, London.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1991): Experimenting in Luangwa. IIED Perspectives. No.5 1990/1. International Institute for Environment and Development, London.
Dalal-Clayton D.B. (1991) Confessions of a Reconstructed Planner. RRA Notes, Issue 11, pp22-24, International Institute for Environment and Development, London (http://www.planotes.org/documents/plan_01101.pdf)
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1991): Environmental Impact Assessment and its Relevance to the SADCC Region. Paper presented at the SADCC Seminar on Applied Research in Conservation and the Environment, 1-4 October, Gaborone, Botswana.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1990): Environmental Aspects of the Bangladesh Flood Action Plan. Issues Series No.1, Sustainable Agriculture Programme of the International Institute for Environment and Development,
Dalal-Clayton, D.B.(Ed) (1989): A Rapid Environmental Appraisal of Two IFAD-Funded Projects: The Orissa Tribal Development Project (India), and the Chitral Area Development Project (Pakistan). International Institute for Environment and Development, London.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1988): Wildlife Working for Sustainable Development. Lessons from Zambia's Luangwa Valley. Gatekeeper Series No. 9, International Institute for Environment and Development,
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1988): The Construction and Critical Appraisal of Reconnaissance Soil Mapping: A Geomorphic- and Soil Taxonomy-Based Approach in Eastern Zambia. D.Phil. Thesis. University of Sussex.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1988): An Historical Review of Soil Survey and Soil Classification in Tropical Africa. Soil Survey & Land Evaluation. Vol.8, No.3., pp 138-160.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1987): A Systematic Reconnaissance Soil Survey of the Mtetezi River Area, Eastern Province (Sheet 1332 NW Quarter). Mt Makulu, Zambia.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B., English, C., Williams, G.J. & Spaargaren, O.C. (1985): A Geomorphic Legend for Zambia. Technical Guide No.15, Soil Survey Unit, Mt Makulu, Zambia.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1984): The Development of Soil Survey in Zambia. Soil Survey & Land Evaluation, Vol 4, No.1, 18-23.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. & Oscarsson, G. (1984): The Luangwa Development Project: A Proposal for Regional Development and Resource Conservation in the Luangwa River Catchment. in Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (Ed): "Procs. Lupande Development Workshop", pp 105-121. Govt. Printer, Lusaka, 1984.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B.(Ed) (1984): Proceedings of the Lupande Development Workshop (An Integrated Approach to Land Use Management in the Luangwa Valley). Govt. Printer, Lusaka, Zambia.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B., Magai, R.N. & Veldkamp, W.J. (1984): Preliminary Land Classification and Land Evaluation in Lupande Game Management Area (South), in Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (Ed): "Procs. Lupande Development Workshop", pp 29-48. Govt. Printer, Lusaka, 1984.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1983): A Reconnaissance Soil Survey of Chipangali State Farm, Eastern Province, Zambia. Mt Makulu, Zambia.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1982): Semi-Detailed and Detailed Soil Surveys in part of Mtirizi State Farm, Eastern Province, Zambia. Mt Makulu, Zambia.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1982): Detailed Soil Survey of the Mpongwe Development Project, Phase II Extension, Copperbelt Province, Zambia. Soil Survey Rep.92. Mt Makulu, Zambia.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1982): Semi-Detailed Soil Survey of Solwezi State Farm, North Western Province, Zambia. Soil Survey Rep.90. Mt Makulu, Zambia.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1982): Semi-Detailed Soil Survey of the Chakufuma Area, North Western Province, Zambia. Soil Survey Rep. 89. Mt Makulu, Zambia.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1982): Semi-Detailed Soil Survey of Kambilombilo State Farm, Copperbelt Province, Zambia. Soil Survey Rep.87. Mt Makulu, Zambia.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1981): The Sandveldt Soils of Zambia and Some Management Considerations. Paper presented at the Fifth Annual Meeting of the Soil Sci. Soc. E.Africa, Nakuru, Kenya.
Dalal-Clayton, D.B. (1981): Blacks Dictionary of Agriculture. A & C Black, London. Second revised edition, 1985.
Clayton, D.B. (1977): Investigations into the Nature and Distribution of the Sandveldt Soils of the Central Province, Zambia, with Observations on their Land Use Potential. MSc. Thesis. University of Durham. [Republished as Soils Bulletin No.6, Mt Makulu, Zambia. 1980]
Clayton, D.B. (1975): The Sandveldt Soils of Central Province, Zambia. Soil Survey Rep.32. Mt Makulu,
Clayton, D.B. (1975): Semi-Detailed Soil Survey of Mukonchi East Tobacco Scheme, Central Province, Zambia. Soil Survey Rep.21. Mt Makulu, Zambia.
Clayton, D.B. & Njos, A. (1974): Soil Investigations in the Luangwa Valley National Park, Northern Province, Zambia. Mimeo. Mt Makulu, Zambia.
Clayton, D.B. (1974): Detailed Soil Survey of the Mungu River Resettlement Area, Central Province, Zambia. Soil Survey Rep.15, Mt Makulu, Zambia.
Brammer, H. & Clayton, D.B. (1973): Detailed Soil Survey of Nakamabala Sugar Estate, 2nd Extension, Southern Province, Zambia. Soil Survey Rep.10, Mt Makulu, Zambia.
Brammer, H. & Clayton, D.B. (1973): Detailed Soil Survey of Sesheke Research Station, Western Province, Zambia. Soil Survey Rep.9, Mt Makulu, Zambia.
Brammer, H. & Clayton, D.B (1973): Detailed Soil Survey of Kataba Valley Research Station, Western Province, Zambia. Soil Survey Rep.8, Mt Makulu, Zambia.
Clayton, D.B. (1970): "Have Cushion, Will Travel", Report of Durham University Expedition to Dj.Toubkal, Morocco, J.Biol.Soc., Vol XV11.