Jamaicans have greater access to information about infrastructure developments and their environmental impact in the form of Development Alert a new interactive website.
The conservation and management of protected areas is more efficient when local communities (Fokonolona) can attribute their share of the national park entrance fees (DEAP) as a right and
This project focuses on empowering the Mapuches, one of the most important indigenous communities in Chile, about their rights through informative courses and legal advice regarding environmental i
South African law says planned developments, including mines, dams, power stations, roads and landfill sites, need to have their environmental impacts assessed before they can go ahead.
