Night Noise Guidelines (NNGL) for Europe - Final Implementation Report (29th April 2008)
Policies and legislations aiming at night noise control are often based on sleep disturbance in European countries. However, the impacts of noise-induced sleep disturbance on health, either short-term or long-term, have not been investigated comprehensively to support policy-makers. From June 2003 until December 2006, WHO Regional Office for Europe European Centre for Environment and Health (Bonn office) implemented the Night Noise Guideline (NNGL) project co-sponsored by the European Commission. The goal of the NNGL project was to provide expertise and scientific advice to the European Commission and its Member States in developing future legislations in the area of night noise exposure control and surveillance.
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Evidence Briefing for Public Health Action (23rd April 2008)
This table identifies research evidence and guidance in support of the statements derived from Staying Healthy.
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Policies and legislations aiming at night noise control are often based on sleep disturbance in European countries. However, the impacts of noise-induced sleep disturbance on health, either short-term or long-term, have not been investigated comprehensively to support policy-makers. From June 2003 until December 2006, WHO Regional Office for Europe European Centre for Environment and Health (Bonn office) implemented the Night Noise Guideline (NNGL) project co-sponsored by the European Commission. The goal of the NNGL project was to provide expertise and scientific advice to the European Commission and its Member States in developing future legislations in the area of night noise exposure control and surveillance.
Click here for the Report
Evidence Briefing for Public Health Action (23rd April 2008)
This table identifies research evidence and guidance in support of the statements derived from Staying Healthy.
Click here for the Document
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