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… significant adverse transboundary impacts by the affected Party (Article 3.7) 15 2.8 Preparation of the EIA … rumours develop and by letting citizens in the affected Party present their opinions on activities that may have an … due to too complicated or poor organisation within a Party. Clear rules of procedure and with clearly identified …

… in principle, any privileged status of one particular party over another. 26 27 From principles to tools States … organisation consisting of three members from each State Party, coordinates and monitors the way in which the … the flow of water from • a lake or river to any individual party who can establish more efficient management, with the …

… activities early in the decision making process. Each party must establish an EIA procedure for the development … of a transboundary environmental impact, the affected party can call for the establishment of an Inquiry Commission to advise the affected parties. The party initiating the disputed project is not obligated to …

… United Nations Economic Commission for Europe 24 1. Each Party shall ensure early, timely and effective opportunities … environmental assessment for plans and programmes. 2. Each Party, using electronic media or other appropriate means, … plan or programme and the environmental report. 3. Each Party shall ensure that the public concerned, including …

… Programme or Regional Seas agreements. By becoming a Party to these agreements, countries agree to certain …

… the Covenant in the context of the full use of the State party’s maximum available resources”); Whether the law or …

… panel, the holding of public hearings for any “interested party” is a mandatory requirement. This has to be done in a … parties an opportunity to participate.102 An ‘interested party’ in the context of a public hearing by the review panel … social impact assessments adopted by the Conference of the Party to the Convention on Biological Diversity in 2004 and …