El acceso a la información como herramienta de Participación Ciudadana / Access to Information as a Tool for Citizen Participati
Aug 20, 2009 Posted by Daniel Barragan
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http://www.ceda.org.ec

En la edición del mes de agosto de nuestra serie de policy briefs “Temas de análisis”, analizamos la importancia del acceso a la información como un insumo indispensable para la participación ciudadana en la gestión ambiental, sobre todo en el contexto normativo y político actual que vive el Ecuador.

El documento lo pueden descargar en el siguiente link: http://www.ceda.org.ec/descargas/Analisis/CEDAanalisis%20No4...

Access to Information as a Tool for Citizen Participation

In the August edition of our policy briefs series “Temas de Análisis”, we analyze the importance of access to information as an essential input for public participation in environmental management, especially in the current regulatory and policy context in Ecuador.

The Spanish version of the document can be downloaded at the following link: http://www.ceda.org.ec/descargas/Analisis/CEDAanalisis%20No4...

The English version will be available soon.

Ecuador, Access To Information, Access To Information, Access To Participation, Advocacy, Centro Ecuatoriano De Derecho Ambiental, Enviromental Information, Environmental Democracy, Media & Outreach, Participation, Principle 10, Public Participation, Public Participation, TAI Partners
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