Bankwatch

Home > Search for "🍧💚 www.DoctorFox.store 💚🍧 kronans apotek hadla online köpa viagra mot postförskott"

Search Results for: 🍧💚 www.DoctorFox.store 💚🍧 kronans apotek hadla online köpa viagra mot postförskott

Estonia’s EU recovery fund measures are promising yet potentially obstructive

Blog entry  |  April 20, 2021

Estonia has good intentions to use the recovery fund to become more resilient while supporting the green transition. However, these intentions are overshadowed by uncertainty and lack of scrutiny, as there is no publicly available strategic framework to bring all of the plan’s measures together, and many measures proposed could in fact undermine the European Green Deal.

Skavica Dam — the last thing Albania needs

Blog entry  |  July 22, 2022

Instead of increasing its energy security, Albania is pushing the construction of yet more hydropower, leading to thousands losing their land and the potential extinction of Europe’s rarest cat. Will the US International Development Finance Corporation really consider financing Skavica?

Czech recovery plan greener with REPowerEU, but risks remain

Blog entry  |  July 18, 2023

With the addition of the new REPowerEU chapter, the Czech recovery plan has undergone significant changes, particularly the removal of two fossil fuel projects that had been previously considered. However, crucial reforms are still needed to keep the country on track to meet its EU climate targets.

Skavica hydropower plant, Albania

Project  |  April 28, 2023

Instead of increasing its energy security, Albania is pushing the construction of yet more hydropower. The Skavica project may flood several villages, displace thousands of people and bring the Balkan lynx to extinction

From the outside looking in on EU money for Balkan accession

Blog entry  |  July 14, 2011

Macedonian Bankwatcher Ana Colovic-Lesoska is disappointed by how few opportunities for real public participation were provided during the European Union’s (EU) consultation on the Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA), the main EU financial tool to help countries in their efforts to join the Community.

Time for Europe to stop supporting Ukraine’s risky nuclear power sector

Blog entry  |  May 18, 2016

Three decades after Chernobyl, nuclear power remains a mainstay of Ukrainian energy supply. Despite persistent safety problems, the Ukrainian government has approved lifetime extensions for four of its 15 nuclear units since 2010, and two more could be greenlighted later this year. What is more, Ukraine’s nuclear sector survives in part thanks to European support. The EU needs to stop supporting Kiev’s risky nuclear energy programme.

In contrast to the EU, Western Balkans’ coal investments still heavily outweigh wind – but for how long?

Blog entry  |  May 27, 2016

Last year in the EU, 12.8 GW of wind power capacity was installed – more than any other electricity generation source. This means that wind can now generate 11.4% of the EU electricity consumption in a normal wind year, according to Wind Europe. At the same time Belgium and Scotland have shut down their last coal plants, signalling the golden days of coal are far behind them.

Rio Tinto’s responsibilities in Mongolia extend beyond shareholders

Blog entry  |  February 15, 2013

New civil society recommendations for the Oyu Tolgoi mine in Mongolia illustrate that much more than the bottom line needs to be considered to avoid development at the expense of local communities.

The worst was yet to come – ludicrous air pollution in Romanian village

Blog entry  |  June 8, 2017

Levels of particulate matter (fine dust) in Rosia de Jiu, Romania were up to 20 times above the limit suggested by the World Health Organisation, show the results of our independent monitoring.

Local actors sidelined in decisions about the future of EU pre-accession funds

Bankwatch in the media  |  July 25, 2011

Regardless of the EU’s ups and downs, most people in Eastern Europe are still likely to believe that membership can help improve their lives. For pre-accession countries (Western Balkans, Turkey, Iceland), financial assistance from the EU in the form of IPA (the Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance) is considered an important opportunity to promote development.

By clicking accept, you agree to the use of cookies. more information

We use cookies to: - Better understand and store user’s preferences for future visits. - Gather statistical data about site traffic and user behaviour and interactions in order to offer better site experiences and tools in the future. We may also use trusted third-party services that track this information on our behalf. You can enable your device to notify you each time a cookie is being sent by changing your browser settings. If you turn cookies off, It won’t affect the user’s experience .

Close