Publications

This publication contains an analysis of national and international regulations governing liability for environmental damage, an assessment of environmental damage and compensation for environmental damage in comparative law and international treaties, as well as a review of legal instruments governing the protection of the environment through civil and criminal law in the Republic of Serbia. This handbook places strong emphasis on the role of public in initiating and participating in environmental criminal and civil proceedings. The Manual is intended for judges who deal with criminal and civil cases, prosecutors, law students, environmental inspectors and civil society. Available in Serbian only.

This poster has been developed and printed for educational purposes for border control personnel. It is implemented with the support of the government of Finland as part of an ENVSEC/OSCE project on prevention of illegal cross-border transport of hazardous waste and other cross-border environmental crimes. Available in Russian and Ukrainian languages only. For print-quality file requests please refer to Tamara.Kutonova@osce.org.

This poster has been developed and printed for educational purposes for border control personnel. It is implemented with the support of the government of Finland as part of an ENVSEC/OSCE project on prevention of illegal cross-border transport of hazardous waste and other cross-border environmental crimes. Available in Russian and Ukrainian languages only. For print-quality file requests please refer to Tamara.Kutonova@osce.org.

This poster has been developed and printed for educational purposes for border control personnel. It is implemented with the support of the government of Finland as part of an ENVSEC/OSCE project on prevention of illegal cross-border transport of hazardous waste and other cross-border environmental crimes. Available in Russian and Ukrainian languages only. For print-quality file requests please refer to Tamara.Kutonova@osce.org.

This poster has been developed and printed for educational purposes for border control personnel. It is implemented with the support of the government of Finland as part of an ENVSEC/OSCE project on prevention of illegal cross-border transport of hazardous waste and other cross-border environmental crimes. Available in Russian and Ukrainian languages only. For print-quality file requests please refer to Tamara.Kutonova@osce.org.

This poster has been developed and printed for educational purposes for border control personnel. It is being implemented with the support of the government of Finland as part of an ENVSEC/OSCE project on prevention of illegal cross-border transport of hazardous waste and other cross-border environmental crimes. Available in Russian and Ukrainian only. For print-quality file requests please refer to Tamara.Kutonova@osce.org.

This poster has been developed and printed for educational purposes for border control personnel. It is implemented with the support of the government of Finland as part of an ENVSEC/OSCE project on prevention of illegal cross-border transport of hazardous waste and other cross-border environmental crimes. Available in Russian and Ukrainian languages only. For print-quality file requests please refer to Tamara.Kutonova@osce.org.

This poster has been developed and printed for educational purposes for border control personnel. It is implemented with the support of the government of Finland as part of an ENVSEC/OSCE project on prevention of illegal cross-border transport of hazardous waste and other cross-border environmental crimes. Available in Russian and Ukrainian languages only. For print-quality file requests please refer to Tamara.Kutonova@osce.org.

Based on the assumption that natural disasters can have different effects on men and women, the OSCE Mission to Serbia supported the development of a publication on the impact of May 2014 flooding in Serbia from a gender perspective. The research was conducted in order to identify and document gender-specific differences regarding flood risk, inform the public, formulate a set of recommendations and offer them to responsible authorities to improve gender sensitive planning in emergency management. Results of the research show that the most vulnerable groups during natural disasters are the elderly, people with disabilities, single mothers and women who live alone in their households. Illiterate residents (mostly women and Roma) are also among the vulnerable categories. The research also reveals that the basis of community vulnerability in emergency situations lies in an undeveloped systemic approach to dissemination of information during natural disasters and lack of community training on practices of effective reactions during floods. The publication is available in both Serbian and English.

Compilation of consolidated summaries from the 22nd Economic and Environmental Forum