Digitalization of Environmental Information in the Republic of Kazakhstan: Issues of Legal Regulation

Lazzat Yerkіnbayeva, Daniya Nurmukhankyzy, Bakytzhan Kalymbek, Aigerim Ozenbayeva, Zhanna Kalymbekova

2022

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DOI 10.14505/jemt.v13.1(57).10
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Abstract

This article considers legal regulation in the sphere of digitalizing environmental information. The study addresses the legislative consolidation of such digitalization to protect the environment and use natural resources, as well as respect human rights to access environmental information. The article is based on both general and special scientific methods. The article provides recommendations on improving the existing legislation in the field of access to environmental information and regulating the digitalization of environmental information.