UN/ECE: Aarhus Convention

Workshop on Involving the Public in International Forums Dealing with Matters Relating to the Environment – Geneva 20 and 21 June 2007

16.05.2007 | Anke Stock

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The Aarhus Secretariat is going to organise a workshop on involving the public in international forums in Geneva on 20 and 21 June 2007. The aim of the workshop is to invite a number of interested international forums and their stakeholders in order to provide a platform to meet and exchange experiences of practises with respect to the themes of access to information, public participation in decision-making and access to justice.

For the provisional agenda please click here. Click here for the registration form and here for the request form for financial support. If you are interested in taking part please also check the website  and/or contact the secretariat:  public.participation@unece.org.
 


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