Serbia: EBRD Admitted Mistakes with EPS
15 December 2015 | ESIA SEE
CEKOR had a meeting with the EBRD Director for Serbia, Daniel Berg, at which the Report on EBRD Complaint Mechanism was considered. In accordance with the undertaken contractual obligations, the EPS should enhance its procedures not only for the case of Vreoci, to which the complaint referred, but also at all locations where it performs business operations.
Study: Development Banks Financing HPP Projects at Protected Sites in Balkans
14 December 2015 | Energetika-Net
A wave of hydropower development fuelled by European public funding and EU companies is endangering pristine river environments in the Balkans, finds a new study released last Friday by the Central and Eastern European (CEE) Bankwatch Network.
Vesti u 9
11 December 2015 | PTC
U toku sednica na kojoj Vlada Srbije odlučuje o prodaji Telekoma. Nastavlja se rasprava o budžetu. Odbijeni svi amandmani opozicije. Bajden i Davutoglu o povlačenju turskih trupa iz Iraka – mora se poštovati suverenitet Iraka. Augzburg eliminisao Parti
Major banks put up nearly €1bn for controversial Balkan dams, says report
11 December 2015 | The Guardian
Multilateral development banks are funding a roll out of hydropower projects in national parks, world heritage sites and conservation zones across the Balkans International banks have ploughed hundreds of millions of euros into a wave of hydropower pro
COP21 : la Roumanie respire mieux depuis la fin du communisme
11 December 2015 | Le Courrier des Balkans
Marquée par un demi siècle de productivisme forcené au temps du communisme, la Roumanie fait aujourd’hui figure de bon élève dans la lutte contre le changement climatique. Entre 1989 et 2013, Bucarest a fait chuter ses émissions de gaz à effet de serre de 65%. Mais cela est surtout dû à la désindustrialisation accélérée plus qu’à une politique environnementale volontariste. Explications.
Major banks put up nearly €1bn for controversial Balkan dams, says report
11 December 2015 | The Guardian
Multilateral development banks are funding a roll out of hydropower projects in national parks, world heritage sites and conservation zones across the Balkans International banks have ploughed hundreds of millions of euros into a wave of hydropower projects sweeping across many pristine national parks and environmentally-protected regions in the Balkans, according to a new report.
