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Social and Emotional Development I,e National Environmental Health Action Plans (NEHAPs) being developed in Europe. The Dubrovnik Initiative on Action for Environment and Health Protection in Europe (World Health Organisation 1996b) recognised that ‘There is a need to enhance mechanisms for public participation especially at an early