School of Extractive Industries, Livelihoods, and SW-EMHEC (EIL) / #Environmental Management and SW-EMHEC**
#Environmental Management and SW-EMHEC**
Course Three introduces environmental management principles relevant to extractive settings and provides an in-depth grounding in this programme's own SW-EMHEC framework (Social Work, Extraction, Mental Health and Environmental Contamination), which traces the pathway from environmental contaminatio
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Learning objectives
##Learning Objectives
1. Explain basic environmental management principles relevant to extractive settings: pollution prevention, spill response, and remediation.
2. Apply the SW-EMHEC framework to trace the pathway from a specific environmental contamination event to community mental health and wellbeing outcomes.
3. Identify the health and environmental monitoring mechanisms typically associated with extractive industry operations.
4. Assess whether a community's environmental health concerns are being adequately addressed by existing monitoring and response mechanisms.
5. Recognise the limits of non-specialist environmental management knowledge and identify when specialist referral is required.