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Chapter 2 - Checking up on ourselves

Existing IPCC policies have been screened for their relevance to race equality and an impact assessment carried out.  The IPCC’s action plan sets out when these will be impact assessed and other actions to be taken.

Race Impact Assessment

How do we do it?
Takes you through the two steps of screening and assessment

Why is it important to consult as part of race impact assessment?
Looking at who and how we consult - and if we haven't found you yet, how you can be involved.

How do we keep checking to see if we're right?
Our systems for monitoring our policies for their impact on race equality.

Where do we feedback the results of race impact assessment?