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Aarhus Convention | |
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Duration: | 1998 - ongoing |
Scope: | Global |
Policy area: | Environment |
Legal status: | Legally binding |
Type of instrument: | Regulatory |
Form of instrument: | Convention |
Language: | English, French |
URL: | Aarhus Convention website |
Format: | html |
Access: | Free |
Publisher: | UNECE |
Country(ies): | Switzerland |
Date: | 3/11/2011 |
The Convention lays down precise rights and duties regarding access to information, including deadlines for providing information and the grounds on which public authorities may refuse access to certain types of information.
Objective | To keep citizens informed about and involved in environmental matters and to improve the application of environmental legislation |
Target | Public access to environmental information |
Policy and/or legal framework | Fourth Ministerial Conference in the 'Environment for Europe' process |
Monitoring, assessing and reporting | Meeting of the Parties |
Keywords | Aarhus Convention/environmental policy and legislation/environmental information/information services/public participation/access to information |