Partners and Commitments

PP10 partners include governments, international institutions, and non-governmental organizations. Upon joining, all PP10 partners make specific commitments and agree to a set of shared commitments to improve access and participation in their country.

The shared commitments set the parameters for the scope of work of the Partnership. All partners, by joining the Partnership, commit to support the accelerated and enhanced implementation of Principle 10 at the national level and in their own policies and practice related to access to information, public participation, and justice.

Partners use the Specific Commitment Form to submit their specific commitments to the Partnership.

The following links provide more information on different aspects of the PP10 process:

More about Specific and Shared Commitments
More about the Observer Process
More about how governments can make commitments

List of Partners (February 2008)

Governments

• Government of Bolivia
• Government of Chile
• Government of Hungary
• Government of Indonesia
• Government of Mexico-SEMARNAT
• Government of Mexico-Federal Institute of Access to Public Information
• Government of Peru-District Municipality of Pueble Libre (in process)
• Government of Peru-Ministry of Transportation and Communication (in process)
• Government of Peru-National Council on the Environment (CONAM) (accepted / soon published)
• Government of Uganda
• Government of Ukraine
• Government of the United Kingdom

International Organizations

• IUCN--The World Conservation Union
• United Nations Development Program
• United Nations Environment Program
• World Bank

Non-Governmental Organizations

• [Argentina] Centro de Derechos Humanos y Ambiente (CEDHA)
• [Argentina] Fundacion Ambiente y Recursos Naturales (FARN)
• [Australia] Australian Network of Environmental Defender’s Offices Inc. (ANEDO)
• [Bolivia] PRODENA (accepted / soon published)
• [Colombia] The Access Initiative-Colombia (in process)
• [Chile] Corporacion PARTICIPA
• [Chile] Research Centre RIDES
• [Chile] CODESOSUR-SINERGIAS
• [Ecuador] Corporación ECOLEX, Ecuador
• [Ecuador] Coalición Acceso, Ecuador
• [Ecuador] Centro Ecuatoriano de Derecho Ambiental (CEDA)
• [EU] European Environmental Bureau (Observer)
• [Hungary] Environmental Management and Law Association (EMLA)
• [Ireland] The Access Initiative Ireland (Observer)
• [Indonesia] Indonesian Centre for Environmental Law (ICEL)
• [Mexico] Centro Mexicano de Derecho Ambiental, A.C. (IA-MEX)
• [Mexico] Comunicacion y Educacion, S.C. (IA-MEX)
• [Mexico] Cultura Ecologica, A.C. (IA-MEX)
• [Mexico] Presencia Ciudadana, A.C. (IA-MEX)
• [Paraguay]Institute de Derechos y Economia Ambiental (IDEA)
• [Peru] Group of Environmental Entrepreneurs-GEA (in process)
• [Peru] Peruvian Environmental Law Society- SPDA (in process)
• [Peru] Peruvian Press Council (in process)
• [Portugal] Intercooperação e Desenvolvimento and OIKOS - Cooperação e Desenvolvimento (INDE)
[South Africa] Environmental Justice Networking Forum (EJNF)
• [Thailand] Thailand Environment Institute
• [UK] Capacity Global
• [UK] Foundation for International Environmental Law and Development (FIELD)
• [Uganda] Advocates Coalition for Development and the Environment
• [USA] World Resources Institute
• [Venezuela] Access Initiative-Venezuela (in process)