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The federal public authorities apply the 'access to environmental information' pillar of the Aarhus Convention by making their environmental information available to the public....
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The Aarhus Convention requires countries to set up a system ensuring effective access to justice without barriers of any kind, especially financial.
In Belgium, legal aid exists...
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The Aarhus Convention (.PDF) lays down basic rules for participation, while allowing the signatory states (the nations ratifying the Aarhus Convention) the freedom to choose the...
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Plans and programmes relating to environment are an essential tool when organising social activities in time and space.
Plans can be established at various levels:...
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The acceptance procedures for projects or specific activities such as establishing a new industrial activity, a new road or a land development, require an environmental impact...
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A broad access
The access to justice as provided for by the Aarhus Convention aims firstly at making legal action possible in case of failings regarding access to environmental...
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There are three possible kinds of action in our country:
Judicial appeals: courts and tribunals
Judicial appeal is intended for disputes concerning prerogatives (subjective...
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Do you disagree with a decision taken by your Belgian health insurance fund* concerning treatment in another country of the European Union*, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or...
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. International:Aarhus Convention (UNECE) (WEB)Aarhus Clearing House (WEB) · European level:Aarhus on European level (WEB) · In Belgium:Federal levelFederal portal (WEB)Flemish...
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