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The June 2005 workshop held in Bogor, Indonesia, presented bi-regional perspective on topics such as the guaranty of access to justice through constitutional and legal reforms, the quality and…
This collaborative project, which was launched in 2003 in the wake of the Fifth Environment-for-Europe Conference in Kiev, aimed to raise stakeholders’ awareness and build public capacity in the…
This article by the Secretary to the Convention describes the content, origin and evolution of the instrument and sets out next steps facing its implementation and future direction. The article also…
This executive summary introduces the process engaged in by an NGO charged with drafting a chapter on public participation as a contribution to development of a National Environmental Health Action…
This report on the Second Meeting of the Parties to the Aarhus Convention provides the perspective of one NGO which viewed the outcome as a victory for environmental democracy. Environmental and…
This paper by Stern et al (1999) on public support for environmentalism examines two value bases for environmental concern — altruism and self-interest — and two major value types — Conservation (…
The purpose of this project is to examine the impact of the Internet on public involvement in environmental decision-making. The project’s objectives are to 1) examine the current state of electronic…
This public participation plan was developed as part of the Study of Public Participation in Environmental Assessment and Decision Making and was released in advance of a Workshop and Third meeting…
SCIL’s primary goal is to empower civil society organizations and networks to effectively contribute to strengthening democratic processes and poverty reduction in Lesotho. Among SCIL's…
The Department’s Citizen Engagement Plan identifies advisory groups as one of seven key groups of stakeholders that it must engage in order to make informed decisions on preserving and protecting…
