Afghans’ access to information survey-2017 :
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Integrity Watch Afghanistan (IWA).
Kabul, Afghanistan : Integrity Watch Afghanistan (IWA), ©2017.
vi, 71 pages : color illustration ; 28 cm.
Summary: “Afghanistan adopted an access to information law in late 2014, thereby joining the community of what is today nearly 120 countries with such laws. This was a very important development inasmuch as it implemented the constitutional guarantee of the right to information and created practical means whereby Afghans can access information held by public institutions. At the same time, the adoption of such legislation is just the first step, and the more long-term, challenging task is implementing the legislation…”—(page 2).
English
Rural development – Afghanistan.
Community development – Afghanistan.
Non-governmental organizations – Afghanistan.
Humanitarian assistance – Afghanistan.
Economic assistance – Afghanistan.
Reconstruction – Afghanistan.
Human rights – Afghanistan.
Civil society – Afghanistan.
Community development – Afghanistan.
Non-governmental organizations – Afghanistan.
Humanitarian assistance – Afghanistan.
Economic assistance – Afghanistan.
Reconstruction – Afghanistan.
Human rights – Afghanistan.
Civil society – Afghanistan.
Pamphlet HN670.6. / Z9. / A333 2017
Library of Congress Classification / Monograph
3ACKU000532928 3ACKU000532936
“August 2017”.