To carry out the study on the EECCA countries, a questionnaire (in Russian and in English) has been developed on the subject. The answers to the questionnaire on access to justice in environmental matters, particularly in respect of costs and available remedies, provided by experts from nine countries may be found in the following table:
Disclaimer: Presence of the completed questionnaires on access to justice in environmental matters in EECCA countries, particularly in respect of costs and available remedies, on this web site does not imply endorsement of their content by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe or by the respective Governments.
The draft of the study on "Access to justice in environmental matters in Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia: available remedies, timeliness and costs" is now available here (RUS). Also, the summary and conclusions in the English language are available here.
| Armenia | RUS | |||
| Azerbaijan | RUS | |||
| Belarus | RUS | |||
| Georgia | RUS | |||
| Kazakhstan | RUS | |||
| Kyrgyzstan | RUS | |||
| Republic of Moldova | RUS | |||
| Russian Federation | RUS | |||
| Tajikistan | RUS | |||
| Ukraine | RUS |
Disclaimer: Presence of the completed questionnaires on access to justice in environmental matters in EECCA countries, particularly in respect of costs and available remedies, on this web site does not imply endorsement of their content by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe or by the respective Governments.
The draft of the study on "Access to justice in environmental matters in Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia: available remedies, timeliness and costs" is now available here (RUS). Also, the summary and conclusions in the English language are available here.