No, NGOs are not considered as actors in IEG.

Yes, NGOs are a major actor in IEG and they are especially active in environmental issues.

No, the role of NGOs is not relevant in international environmental issues.

 Transparency means that the rights of free association and freedom of expression are respected and protected.

Transparency means that processes and institutions produce results that meet the needs of society while making the best use of resources at their disposal.

Transparency means that the decision-making processes and the enforcement of decisions follow rules and regulations.

Three principal actors participate in IEG are: States, International Organizations and Non-State actors.

IEG is a concept that seeks to improve the state of environment while supporting sustainable development.

Only the United Nations participate in IEG as it is the only International Organization at global level.

IEG is the continuing process of interactive decision-making in international environmental matters.

States, United Nations, and Non-state actors.

States, United Nations and UNEP.

States, International organizations and Non-state actors.