Case study: The Boskov Most hydropower plant in Macedonia and the EBRD’s Project Complaint Mechanism
Briefing | 10 May 2013
The Boskov Most project involves the construction of a 33 metres-high accumulation dam and hydropower plant. It is mostly located in the territory of the Mavrovo National Park, one of the oldest and most valuable protected areas in the country. The EBRD approved the project in November 2011 and signed the finance contract the same year. The civil society organisation Eko-svest from Macedonia submitted a complaint to the EBRD’s Project Complaint Mechanism (PCM). This briefing outlines the problematic communication with the bank during the investigation.
Institution: EBRD
Theme: Other harmful projects
Location: Macedonia
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