International Waters learning Exchange & Resource Network

Information Management and Public Participation in Transboundary Water Cooperation Worshop

8th - 10th June 2005 - St. Petersburg, Russian Federation
The Workshop on information management and public participation in transboundary water cooperation was held in St. Petersburg on 8–10 June 2005. The workshop was prepared through UNECE Water Convention in cooperation with the Center for Transboundary Cooperation – St.Petersburg and the Global Environment Facility (GEF) International Waters Learning Exchange and Resource Network (IW:LEARN). IW:LEARN, the World Bank Institute and the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency funded the workshop.
CWC project objective and outcome of the first workshop on the legal basis for transboundary water cooperation (Bo Libert)   
CWC project objective and outcome of the first workshop on the legal basis for transboundary water cooperation
Lake Peipsi/River Narva basin – working together on the new Eastern border of the EU (Harry Liiv) - Powerpoint - 200kb   
Lake Peipsi/River Narva basin – working together on the new Eastern border of the EU
Information and transboundary cooperation – challenges and responses (Francesca Bernardini) - Powerpoint - 200kb   
Information and transboundary cooperation – challenges and responses
Information obligations arising from the Aarhus Convention and its protocol (Marianna Bolshakova) - Powerpoint - 3mb   
Information obligations arising from the Aarhus Convention and its protocol
Tailor-Made Information in Transboundary Water Management (Jos Timmerman) - Powerpoint - 1.6mb   
Tailor- made information in transboundary water management
Information as a basis to establish transboundary cooperation: the experience of the Bug pilot project (Malgorzata Landsberg) - Powerpoint - 4.7mb   
Information as a basis to establish transboundary cooperation: the experience of the Bug pilot project
Using web technology: the Information Portal for Water and Environmental Issues in Central Asia (Iskander Beglov) - Powerpoint - 2.5mb   
Using web technology: the Information Portal for Water and Environmental Issues in Central Asia
Public participation in transboundary water management: trends in the EECCA (Natalia Alexeeva) - Powerpoint - 160kb   
Public participation in transboundary water management: trends in the EECCA
The Aarhus Convention as a legal basis for public participation activities - (Marianna Bolshakova) - Powerpoint - 300kb   
The Aarhus Convention as a legal basis for public participation activities
Public participation experience in Central Asia (Ulzhan Kanzhigalina) - Powerpoint - 370kb   
Public participation experience in Central Asia: experience from the Chu Talas basin
Focus Groups, Citizens’ Juries and Open Space method: Innovative tools of public involvement in water management (Kati Kangur) - Powerpoint - 2.4mb   
Innovative methods for public involvement in water management decision making: Focus groups, citizen's juries and open space method
Public participation in the Danube Basin: approaches, activities, challenges (Jasmine Bachmann) - Powerpoint - 2.5mb   
Public participation in the Danube Basin: approaches, activities, challenges
Stakeholder Analysis in the Caspian and Caucasus (Mary Matthews) - Powerpoint 30kb   
Stakeholder analysis and public participation strategy: the lessons learned from the Caspian Environment Programme