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Activities The project team collected examples of relevant good practice with a view to carrying out an analysis of the efficiency of technological innovations and interactive devices in promoting access to information, public participation and access to justice. The collection of examples of innovative electronic tools is potentially useful background material for authorities when setting up their national portals to the Aarhus Convention or any other application which enables or encourages citizens to participate in decision-making processes and therefore to contribute to better environmental decisions and a more democratic society. The collection of cases may also be helpful to representatives of civil society who facilitate public input during environmental decision-making processes. Prospects Together with the project partner, the Aarhus Convention Electronic Tools Task Force, the project team intends to monitor new e-developments, to periodically upload new case studies to the website, and to intensify the international exchange of information. |
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Links Task Force on Electronic Information Tools Project donors and partners |
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This site explores the use of modern technologies and applications to promote and spread environmental information as well as to provide opportunities for public participation in the environmental decision-making process. The project’s primary outcome is a 