Public participation in decision-making is a core issue of good environmental governance, raising accountability and reliability of decisions, reducing risks of possible conflicts and inconsistencies…
In 2007, the German Federal Government called for public participation in refining the country's sustainable development strategy. Ecologic and RIMAS were commissioned to analyse consultation…
The Aarhus Centre seminar in Gardabani was intended to raise awareness of the representatives of local authorities and environmental NGOs about the Convention.
On 25 June 2008 Aarhus Centre conducted a seminar for students and lecturers of the Law Faculty of Tbilisi State University. The seminar was about the Aarhus Convention and the obligations of Georgia…
The 2008 Survey looks at the issue of connected governance from the perspective of how governments manage and how they should manage their back office processes. The underlyingprinciple is to improve…
NGO representatives from Belarus, Poland, Russia and neighbouring countries adopted this resolution committing themselves, among other things, to developing the Baltic Black Sea Civic Space,…
The elni Review is a bi-annual, English language law review. It publishes articles on environmental law, focussing on European and international environmental law as well as recent developments in…
NACRES conducts small and large research, conservation projects in Georgia and neighbouring countries. NACRES efforts focus on the following conservation measures, critical to ensure that…
The European Neighbourhood Policy is all about working together with those states who share a land or sea border with the EU, to increase their prosperity and stability too.Neighbours who want to…
In the past 30 years, the European Union (EU) has adopted a substantial and diverse range of environmental measures aimed at improving the quality of the environment for European citizens in order to…
