Access to public information
How to write a request for access to public information and get the desired result
Experts: Alona Chernetska, Oleksii Kabanov, Liudmyla Denisova, +3
Memes and stickers will not work if you want to send a letter to the authority. But there is a solution! You can send a request and an appeal to government agencies and get a response. You can ask anything — almost any information is public.
Watch this short series to find out what information can be shared with you. Sometimes the government cannot tell you everything it knows — this is called confidential or proprietary information. In the series, you will learn how to distinguish between them.
It only takes an hour to learn how to communicate with the state better than with your friends in a messenger!
It was created with the support of the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights, the National Agency of Ukraine on Civil Service, and the Human Rights for Ukraine project implemented by UNDP in Ukraine and funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark.
Program
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Episode 1 - What is public information?
Episode 1 - What is public information?
Episode 2 - How is it different from citizens' appeals?
Episode 2 - How is it different from citizens' appeals?
Episode 3 - Relation between the right to personal data protection and access to public information
Episode 3 - Relation between the right to personal data protection and access to public information
Invited experts
Alona Chernetska
Oleksii Kabanov
Liudmyla Denisova
Oleksandr Yarmak
Partners
United Nations Development Programme in Ukraine
The Government of Denmark
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