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Within the perspective of the 2030 Agenda, access to information is critical for empowering the public to make decisions, holding governments accountable, evaluating public officials in implementing and monitoring the SDGs, and facilitating effective public participation.
- Executive Summary
This report captures these different dimensions, presenting...
- The Right to Access to Information
Access to information is critical for empowering the public...
- Executive Summary
This report captures these different dimensions, presenting key findings from the 2021 UNESCO Survey on Public Access to Information and offering different case studies and good practices with a special focus on rebuilding communities and public institutions with access to information.
The Target 16.10 on public access to information and fundamental freedoms can be understood as a key contributor to the wider of objectives Goal 16. UNESCO has frequently made the further point that the same target can also have positive multiplier impact on other SDGs as well.
The International Day for Universal Access to Information is an opportunity to highlight the importance of expanding access to information laws and their effective implementation...
Conceptually, ‘public access to information’ refers to the presence of an effective system to meet citizens’ rights to seek and receive information, particularly that held by or on behalf of public authorities.
