New arrests link corruption with land expropriation at Serbian Kolubara mine
September 11, 2013 | Read more
Land expropriation and corruption have been two recurring themes at the Kolubara mine. This week’s arrests indicate that they are closely connected.
Of horses and roads – protests in Ukraine highlight lack of safety
September 11, 2013 | Read more
Demonstrations in Kiev have shown that road safety is not only for cars but also pedestrians and other traffic participants – a lesson that the Ukrainian road company still needs to learn and that the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development should be teaching more actively.
Energy consultations reveal lack of strategic thinking at the EBRD
September 6, 2013 | Read more
With another public action, colleagues in Moscow are today bringing to a close a week that has seen the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development having to listen to a lot of uncomfortable truths.
Nordic countries ‘no’ to coal is a glimmer of hope for EBRD energy lending
September 5, 2013 | Read more
The global campaign to make the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development restrict its coal lending may have found new allies in Nordic countries after their declaration yesterday to seize overseas coal investments.
Thousands remind the EBRD that coal is not an option
September 4, 2013 | Read more
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development received a little surprise visit this week from 16 000 voices against coal.
Charts: Financial allocations for Cohesion Policy
August 29, 2013 | Read more
Cohesion Policy decisions are heating up at national level while financial allocations for the period 2014-2020 have been published this week.
