Gateway to African Environmental Law & Policy
The wealth of information available on the World Wide Web is often
scattered and difficult to find. The Gateway is an attempt to facilitate internet
searches by arranging links to Web sites related to African Environmental Law and Policy
by country, or environmental
issue. There are a number of useful sites which span geopolitical boundaries,
and are not issue specific. We have grouped these resources as being either African
or Global in origin.
Country-Specific Resources Each country page links to
Web sites relevant to that particular nation. Links are presented by the nature of
information (i.e. Constitution, Law, Government, NGO, etc.). Also included are links
to regional and international web sites with resources on numerous African countries.
Environmental Issues in Africa Organized
to facilitate searches for information on a particular topic, these links and ELI
publications are organized as they relate to particular environmental issues.
Biodiversity
Climate
Environmental Governance
Environmental Health
Environmental Management
Environmental Security
Forests
Sustainable Development
Water
African Resources These Web sites do not fall
under a particular country or issue specific classification. All of these resources
are provided by organizations based in Africa.
Conventions and Initiatives
Non-Governmental Organizations and National Organizations
Subregional Organizations and Resources
Regional Organizations and Resources
Environmental News
Global Resources These
are international organizations working in Africa which are based outside of Africa.
They cover a wide range of
issues, and provide various services.
Non-Governmental Environmental Law Organizations Working in Africa
Non-Governmental Environmental Organizations Working in Africa
Other Resources on Africa
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