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Home > Bankwatch in the media > EIB eyes human rights rethink amid criticism

EIB eyes human rights rethink amid criticism

9 November 2020, Devex

BRUSSELS — The European Investment Bank is preparing to consider changes to how it assesses the human rights impact of its projects, as a report from two NGOs released Monday argues the multilateral lender must be “deeply reformed” if it is to live up to its development potential. Source: EIB eyes human rights rethink amid criticism

Institution: European Investment Bank

Theme: public finance

Tags: EIB | human rights | public finance

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