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Your key to new websites
Gateway to gateways The World Bank Group now features a page on its website that offers direct links to six excellent "gateways"in the field of development. Gateways are thematic collections of links that help Internet users find information in specific areas. One link is to the website of the International Development Research Centre, created by the Canadian government to sponsor, collect and share research and knowledge to help communities in the developing world find solutions to their social, economic and environmental problems. Resources include numerous publications, a digital library, databases and an online magazine. Information is available in English, Spanish and French. Another link is to the Sustainable Development Gateway, itself linked to a network of eight sustainable development organizations around the world, including the Regional Environmental Center for Central and Eastern Europe. Its online resources, available through primers, directories and background articles, cover 150 topics and some 2,000 documents. Its calendar of events and job bank are extensive and updated regularly.
Information on the humanitarian and reconstruction efforts of the European
Commission (EC) in Kosovo is now available at Economic Reconstruction and
Development in South East Europe, a joint website of the EC and World
Bank. The site focuses on the activities of the commission's Task Force for
the Reconstruction of Kosovo (TAFKO). The Official documents of the EC initiative, The
Stabilisation and Association Process for Countries of South-Eastern Europe,
have recently been made public on the European Commission's website. One can
review policies, minutes of meetings and agreements including the base
document of the process of the Stability Pact adopted on June 10, 1999. The
Pact lays down
Those in search of information related to cleaning contaminated soils or
groundwater may find the website of the Association for the Environmental
Health of Soils (AEHS) a valuable source. The site offers new and
archived full-length studies, access to four journals, several publications
and a regular newsletter on the health risks and clean-up of soil and
groundwater contamination. Besides providing a forum for conference calls,
the site also features the 1998 Survey of the United States |
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