Outcome undisclosed: EIB Group Complaints Mechanism leaves Corridor Vc complainants in the dark
Case study | 21 March 2025
The pan-European Corridor Vc, set to run for 330 kilometres through Bosnia and Herzegovina, is being financed with grants and loans from the EU, the European Investment Bank (EIB) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). In 2018, the EIB signed a EUR 200 million loan for the construction of a 20.9-kilometre section of the motorway connecting Mostar and Pocitelj.
This case study summarises the circumstances of the complaints against the project, the conclusions of the EIB Complaints Mechanism, the outcomes and recommendations for the next review of the EIB Group Complaints Mechanism Policy.
Theme: Corrdior Vc | EIB Complaints Mechanism
Location: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Project: Corridor Vc motorway, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Tags: Corridor Vc | Development banks | human rights
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