Outlines environmental problems in
Czechoslovakia, the nature of environmental
information and new recognition of the
importance of such information in
Czechoslovakia in the European context,
following recent political changes. Provides
general information about the organizational and
legal framework of environmental matters in
Czechoslovakia. Describes existing
environmental information systems and their
problems and the scope of action required.
Describes the conceptual framework of the
proposed Integrated Information System for
Environment of the Slovak Republic, and its
proposals with regard to environmental data,
information management and public access
strategy. Identifies the international cooperation
and resources required, and outlines future
plans.
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