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Working papers and policy briefs are now accessible
from this website. Additional materials
will
be posted as
they become
available.
- EG-CEE #05-002: Adopting and Implementing
the EU Water Framework Directive in the Czech Republic
- EG-CEE #05-005: Municipal Policy Context and Policy
Change in Response to the Floods
- EG-CEE #05-006: Policy Windows and Mobilization
Routines: The Response of Environmental NGOs
to the Czech Floods
- EG-CEE #05-007: Risk and Development Decisions in the
Floodplain
Additional Publications, Papers and Reports
EU
Enlargement and the Environment: Institutional Change
and Environmental Policy in Central and Eastern Europe, JoAnn
Carmin and Stacy VanDeveer, Editors
This volume focuses attention on key environmental
and institutional changes associated with eastern expansion
of the European Union, assessing and challenging prevailing
views about the outcomes and processes of this historic development.
Looking at four central themes -- capacity changes and limitations,
the EU’s mixed messages and conflicting priorities,
non-state actor roles and developments, and the exchange
of ideas and information – the volume shows that enlargement
will change the EU, not just make it bigger, and that EU
officials and programs are improving aspects of environmental
policy in CEE countries even as they are making others less
sustainable. Published by Routledge, 2005.
Povodne
jako prurezový problém státní politiky (Flood
Protection as a Cross-Sector Problem of Government Policy), Lenka
Camrova and Jirina Jilkova
This report offers an overview of the legislative background
of land-use planning and crisis management in the Czech Republic.
It also summarizes the main issues raised at a series of
roundtable discussions held among diverse stakeholder groups
regarding flood protection and coordination and presents
the results of a survey of municipal response to the floods.
The report is in Czech with an English introduction.
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