Resources 'United Kingdom'
The Centre for Public Scrutiny has been created to promote the value of scrutiny in modern and effective government. To improve the quality of public services, the Centre seeks to create a…
GreenNet is an Internet Service Providers, which focuses on the needs of non-profit organisations, activists and people working for social change.
On 24 February 2005, the UK ratified the UNECE Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-Making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters (The Aarhus Convention). The…
This report by Capacity Global examines the role of the courts in accessing environmental justice in England and Wales; for the public, lawyers, NGOs and the judiciary. The Government's agenda for…
The Stakeholder Forum supports a strategic, global, multi-stakeholder movement to influence and implement sustainable development agreements and the Millennium Development Goals. The organization’s…
This seminar, to be held in Bath, England, 10–15 October 2004, will provide a comprehensive insight into environmental governance theory and practice as it relates to development, politics and…
The draft regulations will allow the public the right to request access a variety of environmental information held by public authorities on air, water and land, to flora and fauna, natural sites,…
On this page are Guardian articles on freedom of information issues, and a practical guide to the UK Freedom of Information Act aimed at the general public.
This guide on how to participate and be heard at intergovernmental meetings is aimed at both NGO and government officials. It provides detailed advice on the preparation and presentationof ideas, the…
This paper examines some examples of good practice in the publicationschemes produced by central government departments. It attempts to identify some of the specific initiatives which might be…
