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Priorities for Electronic Tools
The Internet was ranked the most important electronic tool
for 1-way provision of access to environmental information.
CD-ROM, email, and SMS were considered to a lesser extent
important tools for information dissemination.
Telephone/fax machines, email and SMS were considered most
popular as 2-way communication tools, rather than the
Internet.
Newspapers, brochures and posters were important non-electronic
tools.
Regionally:
- In Western Europe, the Internet was rated an important
2-way communication mechanism, besides electronic tools
that support real-time state of the environment data capture,
exchange and dissemination.
- In Central and Eastern Europe, Internet and CD-ROM
were most popular for publishing, and email and public kiosks
for dialog exchange.
- In the NIS region, a keen interest was shown in
a diverse selection of modern and traditional electronic
tools, for dissemination and 2-way communication.
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Convention
Article and Paragraph Priorities
Priorities
for Electronic Tools
Challenges
and Obstacles to Implementation
Case
Studies
Recommendations
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