TAI Countries
TAI works with partners in countries around the world. Click below
to learn about TAI national assessments already undertaken (Pilot countries
highlighted in the map below).
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Pilot Assessments
Subsequent
Assessments
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Ongoing and upcoming national assessments
TAI coalitions of civil society organizations in the following countries
have already begun planning or conducting national assessments of their
government's progress in the Access Principles. If you would like to work
with one of these country teams, please click on the link below to find
country-specific contact information, or contact the relevant regional lead
found below the table.
Prospective TAI partners in the following countries have expressed
interest in TAI, but have not yet begun to conduct assessments. Please
contact the following organizations if you are interested in joining the
country teams listed below.
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Godber Tumushabe
Director
Advocates Coalition for Development and Environment (ACODE)
Kampala, Uganda
g.tumushabe@acode-u.org |
- Botswana
- Burundi
- Nigeria
- Swaziland
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Andrea Sanhueza
Executive Director
Corporacion Participa
Santiago, Chile
asanhueza@participa.cl
Juan Carlos Carrillo
IA-Mex
Centro Mexicano de Derecho Ambiental
jcarrillo@cemda.org.mx |
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Csaba Kiss
Environmental Attorney
Environmental Management and Law Association
Budapest, Hungary
drkiss@emla.hu |
- Belarus
- Croatia
- Czech Republic
- Germany
- Italy
- Russia
- Slovakia
- Turkey
- United Kingdom
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Somrudee Nicro
Director, Urbanization and Environment Program
Thailand Environment Institute
Bangkok, Thailand
somrudee@tei.or.th |
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Lalanath de Silva
Director, The Access Initiative
World Resources Institute
Washington, DC, USA
ldesilva@wri.org |
- Australia
- Egypt
- Iran
- Israel
- Kazakhstan
- Nepal
- Pakistan
- Russia
- United States
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If your country is not listed, please
contact access@wri.org for more
information about joining The Access Initiative. |
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