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Part 1 Case studies: Denmark's environmental aid to Eastern Europe -present and future, Lasse Ringius, Jesper Holm and Borge Klemmensen;co-operation for improvement of the environment in North-Eastern Europe - theFinnish concept, Jaakko Henttonen; Finland's environmental aid to EasternEurope, Heidi Hiltunen; a review of Sweden's environmental aid to EasternEurope - criticisms and possible solutions, Ragnar E. Lofstedt; biodiversityand nature conservation in Bulgaria - Swiss co-operation and supportmeasures, Cheri Ragaz. Part 2 Recipient perspectives: environmental aid toEstonia, Andres Tarand; environmental consequences of the transformation andopening of the economy with the special attention to foreign ecologicalassistance - the case of Poland, Adam Budnikowski; environmental policy andthe use of international aid in Hungary - fairness issues in resourceallocation, Anna Vari; fossil-fuel conversion and improved energy efficiencymade quick, affordable and reliable in the Baltic States, Hans Nilsson. Part3 How can we use scientific theory to better understand Eastern Europeanenvironmental policy?: fairness in dealing with transboundary environmentalrisks, Joanne Linnerooth-Bayer; factoring mentality in East-Westtechnological co-operation, Gustaf Ostberg; environmental aid negotiations asa process of collective learning, Gunnar Sjostedt. Part 4 Lessons for theoryand practice, Ragnar E. Lofstedt and Gunnar Sjostedt.