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Lessons learned for the EBRD

EUObserver | April 10, 2012

In recent weeks, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has been in the news as rarely before, with a few important questions being raised about its accountability.


The European Investment Bank should rather do better than more

New Europe | March 30, 2012

The European Investment Bank – the European Union’s house bank – should lend more responsibly and more transparently, said the European Parliament on Thursday while assessing the bank’s annual activity report. But the capital increase at the EIB called for by the same European Parliament would hardly allow an already over-stretched institution to make such improvements. The bank would be better advised to work on improving management of current resources before rushing into a capital expansion.


Prljavi novac i slovenska termoelektrana

Al Jazeera Balkans | March 28, 2012

Državna komisija upozorava da je korupcija mogla utjecati na dodjelu ugovora o izgradnji novog bloka u termoelektrani Šoštanj.


MEPs question heavy greening of the EU budget

EurActiv | March 28, 2012

Earmarking too large a chunk of the European Union’s cohesion funds for environmental projects in the 2014-2020 budget could be “detrimental”, MEPs said.


Rare photos of Kumtor mine and environs

neweurasia.net | March 26, 2012

http://www.neweurasia.net/business-and-economics/rare-photos-of-kumtor-mine-and-environs/


Ukraine, EU: An incomplete debate on nuclear energy

EurActiv | March 21, 2012

For some people in Ukraine, it has been striking to see how little awareness and discussion there is in Europe about Kyiv’s plans to expand the lifetime of 12 old nuclear reactors, right on the doorstep of the EU and most likely at European taxpayers’ expense, writes Iryna Holovko, an environmental campaigner in Ukraine.


European bank criticized for encouraging Mubarak-era policies

Egypt Independent | March 12, 2012

The Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights issued this month a scathing critique of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development’s vision for economic development in Egypt.


In Kyrgyzstan, a Mountain of Trouble

Transitions Online | March 5, 2012

The Kyrgyz government desperately needs the money generated by gold mining. But can it live with the growing international criticism?


Regional budget talks locked in ‘pre-crisis period’

EurActiv | March 1, 2012

Negotiations on the role regional funds will play in the EU’s next multi-annual budget are stagnating because talks are taking place in the context of the pre-crisis period, Fabian Zuleeg of the European Policy Centre told EurActiv in an interview.


Bankwatch slams Romania’s free EUA request

Carbon Finance | February 27, 2012

NGO Bankwatch has criticised the national emissions plan submitted by Romania to the European Commission, claiming the east European country intends to use free emissions allowances from 2013 to invest “almost exclusively in fossil fuel facilities”.


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