Stories: Governance & Access

Many Peruvian school children aren’t taught that isolated indigenous groups live in the Amazon tropical forests of their country. Further, some mining and oil company officials continue to deny that these communities exist.

WRI’s bill analysis remains an accurate portrayal of the differences in the U.S. emissions levels under each bill.

The selection of the Ecuadorian proposal as one of the most innovative climate change proposals within the

In early July 2007, representatives of The Access Initiative from around the world met in Washington DC to discuss best practices for training new partners to push for improvement in environmental governance.

The FT’s effort to measure NGO/private sector relationships marks a trend. As NGO’s become more professional and businesses embrace corporate responsibility, both find that they can achieve their goals by working together. Read more.

On May 11, WRI hosted an official side event at the 15th meeting of the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development.

When the United Nations wanted help exploring legal empowerment of the poor, it turned to the experts of WRI’s Institutions and Governance Program.

STATEMENT OF JONATHAN SOHN
SENIOR ASSOCIATE
WORLD RESOURCES INSTITUTE

The governments of India, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines must improve transparency and public participation in their electricity sectors to provide citizens with affordable, reliable and clean energy, concludes a new report.

The Access Initiative looks to expand its work on access to justice, access to information, and access to participation in the Middle East.