Balancing National Priorities with Local Concerns through Transparency and Consultation in Chile - Case Study

Infrastructure development should be underpinned by transparent planning, information sharing and decision-making processes that facilitate meaningful, inclusive, and participatory stakeholder consultation, and in the case of indigenous peoples, their free, prior and informed consent. National, sub-national, and project-level grievance mechanisms should be available for addressing stakeholder complaints and concerns.

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Main Author: United Nations Environment Programme
Other Authors: Economy Division
Format: Chapters and Articles biblioteca
Language:English
Published: 2021
Subjects:CONSULTATIONS, COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION, INFRASTRUCTURE, DECISION-MAKING, CHILE,
Online Access:https://wedocs.unep.org/20.500.11822/34980
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Summary:Infrastructure development should be underpinned by transparent planning, information sharing and decision-making processes that facilitate meaningful, inclusive, and participatory stakeholder consultation, and in the case of indigenous peoples, their free, prior and informed consent. National, sub-national, and project-level grievance mechanisms should be available for addressing stakeholder complaints and concerns.