Czech Republic

OUTBURST - accessing electronic information!
Green Spider Foundation, The
Designed as a presentation at the Aarhus Ministerial Conference NGO session on Strengthening Participatory Democracy for Sustainable Development for the European Eco-Forum, this site contains a useful overview of Internet access issues facing developing (or redeveloping) countries, as well as information on model activities of NGOs, including
-- IPANEX and GreenNet: Supporting Communication in Saharan Refugee Camps
-- The ZaMir Transnational Network (ZTN) Experience
-- Jailed Russian Democracy Activists Freed Through E-mail
-- Green Spider: Helping Hungarian NGOs Define Their Rights
-- EcoNews Africa: Supporting Maasai Land Claims
-- Alternative News Services
-- The Temelin [Nuclear Power Plant] Case
-- Environmental lawyers in central and eastern Europe
-- Improving drinking water quality in Ukraine
http://www.zpok.hu/outburst/

The Green Spider Foundation Hungarian language homepage is found at:
http://www2.zpok.hu/

Links to Slovenian Ecological Organizations
Including Slovensko Ekolosko Gibanje, Slovenian Ecological Movement; Racunalniska Okoljska Mreza; Vitra, Centre for Sustainable Development, Labeco, a center for ecological research; Living Green, an ecology cultural society focused on artistic projects and Young Green Alternative (YGA). In Slovene and English.
http://www.ljudmila.org/ecology/

National Ecological Network
NECONET - Slovakia
The co-ordinator of the design of the European Ecological Network (EECONET) through partial proposals of National Ecological Networks (NECONETs) is the IUCN European Programme. The presented publication "National Ecological Network of Slovakia" is the first part of the international project called "IUCN National Nature Plan" simultaneously carried out in the four countries in Central Europe (Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovak Republic). This interdisciplinary project concerns all important sectors of the economy, since the effective nature protection has to consider not only ecological aspects but also the economic, social, cultural and political processes which influence it.
http://www.ecnc.nl/doc/lynx/publications/eeco_sk.html

Regional Environmental Center for Central and Eastern Europe (REC Hungary)
This unique international quasi-nongovernmental research institute publishes a very extensive online collection of information and databases shown below. Grants information and partnership opporuntunities for NGOs and government agencies are also available on-line.
http://www.rec.org/REC/Databases/databases.html

EcoDirectory - The Central and Eastern European EcoDirectory Project
The EcoDirectory is an enhanced online version of the database of 317 Libraries and Environmental Information Centers developed jointly in the Environmental Training Project, a 5 year set of activities funded by the US Agency for International Development through a cooperative agreement and executed by a consortium. The World Wildlife Fund-US and the Wladyslaw Poniecki Foundation, in collaboration with information specialists in Central and Eastern Europe who identified the entries, published a printed version of this database in 1994. The EcoDirectory includes: http://pan.cedar.univie.ac.at/data/ecodir/

Digital Catalogue of GIS Environmental Data
Geographic Data of MZP (Czech Ministry of the Environment) In Czech and English.
http://www.ecn.cz/rtk/catalogue-gis/index.htm

Health Data - Indicators (Czech Republic)
Institute of Health Information and Statistics of the Czech Republic (UZIS)

http://www.uzis.cz/ang/health/health2.htm

Hnutí DUHA - Friends of the Earth Czech Republic
Czech information or English summaries of Rainbow Movement's activities on behalf of the environment.
http://www.duhafoe.cz/
http://www.duhafoe.cz/index_e.htm

Pilsen Environmental Foundation (PEN)
Pollutant Release and Transfer Registers (PRTRs) in the Czech Republic. This page presents information on the development of a PRTR for the Czech Republic.
http://www.ecn.cz/PRTR/

REZZO - Register of Emissions and Air Pollution Sources
Brno Ecology Institute - Environmental Partnership RTK Program, Czech Republic This pilot interactive map server shows emission sources divided into four categories - large, medium, small and mobile sources - for which individual REZZO 1-4 databases have been introduced. Layers in map window indicate spatial distribution of emission sources four nine main pollutants (chemical compounds and elements). Data from individual sources are grouped into cadastral areas (spatial administrative units) which are represented by circles. Diameter of each circle depends on sum of emissions in particular cadastral area.
http://www.ecn.cz/rtk/gis/rezzo_1e/rezzo.htm