A collection of resources on web site usability and accessibility, including the Multimedia Training Kit, a series of modular training materials for use in workshops developed by ItrainOnline…
The site includes information made available by the European Commission as an activity of its "Innovation-SMEs" programme, including European-funded research, databases and web services;…
A site for researchers, government officials, and citizens interested in understanding and improving control of industrial pollution, especially in developing countries. NIPR is the primary source…
World Water Monitoring Day is a worldwide opportunity to positively impact the health of rivers, lakes, estuaries and other waterbodies. On 18 October 2004 volunteer monitoring groups, water quality…
This report is the first product of a larger project entitled 'Engaging the Disenfranchised: Developing Countries and Civil Society in International Governance for Sustainable Development.…
The Ecuadorian Transparency and Access to Information Law establishes that "[a]ccess to information is a right of the person guaranteed by the State" and requires that government agencies…
This landmark legislation guarantees the Mexican public's right to request and receive information from the government. In Spanish. For an English translation, see http://www.freedominfo.org/…
To complement the qualitative information obtained from an initial, general questionnaire on "Strengthening Government-Citizen Connections", OECD launched a follow-up questionnaire to…
This report takes stock of the OECD’s thirteen years of experience working with civil society to fight corruption. The important contribution civil society organisations have made to the process…
The Turkish Right to Information Act, in force from April 2004, aims to regulate the procedure and the basis of the right to information from all public institutions. This status report examines the…
