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Indorama Agro: Uzbekistan’s infamous cotton producer

July 24, 2024

Despite being Uzbekistan’s largest cotton producer and receiving millions in development loans from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) – institutions that promote modernisation and corporate responsibility – Indorama Agro faces multiple complaints of worker mistreatment and retaliation.


From theory to practice: A case-based analysis of the EU’s ‘do no significant harm’ principle

July 18, 2024

This report, through a series of case studies, analyses how the ‘do no significant harm’ principle has been applied in various EU Member States.


Lack of transparency in financing export in Czechia 

July 12, 2024

Instead of supporting the export of Czech goods, the taxpayer’s money in the Czech Republic is being spent with lack of transparency, allowing support of the export of products of unclear origin as well as projects for which, despite the regulations, the environmental and social impact is not assessed.


EU-funded project launches to scale private investment in biodiversity

July 10, 2024

Dubbed Bio-Capital and funded under the Horizon Europe scheme, the project will run until Dec. 2027 and see the collaboration of 17 …


Unlocking funds for nature: How the next EU budget must deliver for biodiversity

July 9, 2024

This joint statement offers three policy proposals to improve EU biodiversity financing.


NGOs urge the EU to address biodiversity goals in its next budget

July 9, 2024

Prague-based CEE Bankwatch released a joint statement penned by several EU environmental NGOs, calling on governments not to leave aside …


Supporting the just transition through dedicated technical assistance

June 28, 2024

The just transition implementation phase is underway. However, additional support is needed to drive implementation and help projects respond to their particular challenges. This briefing provides recommendations for supporting the just transition process with technical assistance, capacity building, project preparation and project funding.


Strengthening the participation of civil society in monitoring committees through technical assistance

June 28, 2024

This briefing sheds light on the role of monitoring committees within the EU and the specific procedures involving committees of representatives that enable Member States to take part in shaping implementing acts.


Urgent call for central and eastern European countries to raise their NECP climate ambitions

June 27, 2024

With the deadline (30 June) for EU Member States to submit their national energy and climate plans (NECPs) fast approaching, concerns are growing that CEE countries are not showing the ambition needed to meet their 2030 climate and energy targets.


EU climate fund bankrolling dirty energy expansion

June 25, 2024

As global temperatures continue to soar and climate disasters hit the most vulnerable, the EU’s little-known Modernisation Fund is propping up unsustainable energy infrastructure.


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