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Inter-American Program

Since 1989, ELI’s Inter-American Program has played an important role in promoting sustainable development in the western hemisphere. Launched in partnership in 1989 by ELI and the Fundación Ambiente y Recursos Naturales (FARN) of Buenos Aires, Argentina, the Inter-American Program now works with an extensive network of partners in the region to foster regional strategies and strengthen national capacity for promoting sustainable development.

In order to create a legal and institutional framework for protecting the western hemisphere’s environment, ELI’s Inter-American Program seeks to reach a broad constituency of legislators, enforcement officials, judges, community leaders, and private sector actors from across the region. The program focuses on three activities:

  1. research and policy development;
  2. capacity-building activities; and
  3. information exchange.

 

Inter-American Program Activities

I. Mexico

II. Land and Biodiversity

III. Advancing an Agenda for Pollution Prevention

IV. Capacity-Building Initiatives

V. Promoting Public Participation

VI. Related Publications

 

Directed by Carl Bruch and John Pendergrass, ELI’s International Programs promote strong and sustainable environmental management. By advancing effective laws, policies, institutions, and practices. ELI’s International Programs:

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Salman M.A. Salman’s latest work on transboundary water cooperation.

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