MEMA Information Database

The MEMA Information Database is a compilation of over 750 documents that relate to engagement of Indigenous Peoples and local communities and formed the basis for the MEMA Reports I & II. The documents may be legislation and regulations, or it may be guidance and recommendations by governments, Arctic Council, academia, NGOs, industry and Indigenous People.

This database may be interrogated in many ways, such as by source (government, Arctic Council, Indigenous Peoples, industry, academia, NGO, or the UN), or by type of activity (oil and gas, marine management, shipping, tourism, preparedness/response, and scientific research) or by country. Each entry has a link to the document and has metadata containing a summary of the engagement in the document, whether it is law, agreement or guidance, who is being engaged, key words, and the stage of engagement, among other parameters.

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41 On Social Support for the Taimyr Dolgan Nenets Municipality 2008 General Government Russia - Regional   Law     Government, Local communities, Indigenous peoples Participation, Statutory Obligations, Consultation, Self-government   Pre-approval process, Planning of plans, Implementation, Throughout operations Article 53: Right to self-government, participation, delegate representatives, establish communities:         041_On Social Support for the Taimyr Dolgan Nenets.docx
42 KK Charter Law 13-6401 on Referendums in Krasnoyarsky Krai 2011 General Government Russia - Regional   Law     Government, Local communities, Indigenous peoples Participation, Statutory Obligations, Consultation   Pre-approval process Referendum as means for decision-making (Article 1). Decisions are binding (Article 45).         042_On Referendums in Krasnoyarsky Krai.docx
43 Law of NAO N 579-OZ- 'On Referendum of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug' 2005 General Government Russia - Regional   Law     Government, Local communities, Indigenous peoples Participation, Statutory Obligations, Consultation   Pre-approval process Citizens have right to participate in a referendum (Article 5).         043_On Referendum of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug.docx
44 YNAD Law 63-ZAO - On Referendum in YNAD (district level) 2007 General Government Russia - Regional   Law     Government, Local communities, Indigenous peoples Participation, Statutory Obligations, Consultation   Pre-approval process Citizens have right to participate in a referendum (Article 2).         044_On Referendum in YNAD.docx
45 AR Law 240-31-OZ - On Referendum in Archangelsk Region 2004 General Government Russia - Regional   Law     Government, Local communities, Indigenous peoples Participation, Statutory Obligations, Consultation   Pre-approval process Referendum initiative belongs to the citizens (Article 8)         045_On Referendum in Archangelsk Region.docx
46 AR Law 613-37-OZ On Public Support for Territorial/Community Self-Governance in AR 2013 General Government Russia - Regional   Law     Government, Local communities, Indigenous peoples Participation, Statutory Obligations, Self-government   Pre-approval process, Planning of plans, Implementation, Throughout operations State is to supportive of self-governance by increasing involvement, participation in processes, improving interactions and increasing public awareness of activities (Article 2).         046_On Public Support for Territorial Community Self.docx
47 KK Charter Law 8-3076 - On Public Hearings 2009 General Government Russia - Regional   Law     Government, Local communities, Indigenous peoples Dialogue, State accountability, Participation, Statutory Obligation   Planning of plans Popular discussion to promote involvement of public (Article 2). Legal right to participate (Article 4).         047_On Public Hearings KK.docx
48 KK Charter Law 8-3419 on Public Hearings in KK Legislature 2009 General Government Russia - Regional defines procedure for organizing and conducting a public hearing Law     Government, Local communities, Indigenous peoples Dialogue, State accountability, Participation, Statutory Obligation government final decision-maker Planning of plans Article 2 - Public hearings are held to professional discussion of issues under the authority of the province, as well as informing the public and public authorities on edge detection issues discussed public opinion and make proposals and recommendations to public authorities at the edge on these issues. Article 5. Participate in public hearings Article 7. Outcome- may end with the adoption of the recommendations, adoption of results, resolution or treatment. Outcome documrnt, Legislative Assembly may propose to change it. Article 8. - Outcome document of the public hearings shall be subject to review by the Legislative Assembly.         048_On Public Hearings in KK Legislature.docx
49 Decree 68-y by AR Governor, on Public Councils under AR Government Agencies 2015 General Government Russia - Regional defines procedures for establishment and operation of public councils Law     Government, Local communities, Indigenous peoples Dialogue, State accountability, Participation, Statutory Obligation   Planning of plans Article 2 - Community councils - decisions on executive power competence. The public councils arrange for the protection of NGO, human rights, religious and other organizations in their government body performance assessment. Article 14 - nominated to council         049_On Public Councils under AR Government Agencies.docx
50 Law of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) on Public Chamber of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) 923-Z ƒ??749-IV 2011 General Government Russia - Regional Outlines role of public chamber Law     Government, Local communities, Indigenous peoples Dialogue, State accountability, Participation, Statutory Obligation   Planning of plans The law defines the status of the Public Chamber as an institution that provides interaction between citizens and their associations with the state authorities of the Republic. This chamber is formed of citizens, representatives of councils of municipal and urban districts and representatives of public associations (Article 1). The Public Chamber has the right to conduct public examination of the draft national laws and regulations, to initiate the creation of public councils under the executive branch to conduct forums and hearings in topical issues of public life, to publish an annual report on its activities (st.20-24).         050_On Public Chamber of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia).docx