Frans Deenen

Frans Deenen is a seasoned environmental advisor with a strong focus on agriculture and rural development, currently involved in advising on livestock farming and rural area development in the municipality of Venray and RUD Limburg Noord.

His expertise spans a wide range of areas including environmental permits for livestock farming, Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA), notification notes for EIAs, Best Available Techniques (BBT) measures, V-Stacks for odor assessment, ISL3a for particulate matter, Squit-XO for procedure and data management, and WebBVB for livestock databases.

Frans is well-versed in conducting environmental assessments for spatial plans covering aspects like odor, particulate matter, and nitrogen using tools like Aerius.

He has actively contributed to implementing the livestock farming vision in the Venray municipality through initiatives like 'Boeren en buren' for collaborative air quality monitoring with the RIVM project, the cessation plan for the Housing Decree, and the sanitation plan for pig farming.

Moreover, he has been engaged in strategic planning processes such as the environmental vision, health aspects related to livestock farming, and the Clean Air Agreement.

Frans Deenen's educational background includes a degree in Livestock Farming from HLS Higher Agricultural School, completing studies at Rythovius College Eersel, mibacu, and Expeditie Ruimte before obtaining a master's degree in Environmental Science from the University of Amsterdam.

With a rich professional history, he has served as an environmental advisor at various prestigious organizations such as Gemeente Venray, Milieudienst Regio Eindhoven (SRE), gemeente Oisterwijk, gemeente Hilvarenbeek, and Gemeente Landerd, bringing years of experience and expertise to his current role.