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This policy brief maps out a process for undertaking Strategic Environmental Assessments (SEAs) of biotechnology investments. The SEA methodology includes qualitative and quantitative analysis,…
The web page contains EU decisions related to the European Community's ratification of the Aarhus Convention in 2006, in 20 national languages. Also included are studies on Access to Justice in…
This note covers a Danish-supported project to develop a legal and cost benefit assessment of accession of Russian Federation to the Aarhus Convention as well as to elaborate a legal definition of…
This note by the Executive Secretary to the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity addresses options for cooperation with the Aarhus Convention in promoting public…
The third Newsletter in the series focuses on public consultation and transparency. In particular, it looks at how the EBRD consults with local communities and how the Bank monitors corruption in its…
The Initiative for eParticipation's second study on citizen participation over the internet analyzed the websites of all 83 German cities above a population of 100,000. A ranking system was…
This publication contains information about citizens' rights for participation in everyday issues of environmental decision-making and on how the public can influence these processes. This…
This article reviews 'Human Rights in Natural Resource Development', published by the Oxford University Press in 2003. The first part of this anthology gives the background and emerging international…
Active Citizenship Network (ACN) began in 2001 as the European and international branch of the Italian citizen movement, Cittadinanzattiva (Active Citizenship). Its mission is to promote and support…
The Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES), established by an initiative of the Japanese Government in 1998, is a research institute that conducts pragmatic and innovative strategic…
