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Home > Publications > Complaints to IFC and EBRD regarding their investments in MHP

Complaints to IFC and EBRD regarding their investments in MHP

Complaints to IFC and EBRD regarding their investments in MHP

Official document    |    5 June 2018

The complaint alleges that since the start of MHP operations in Vinnytsia in 2010, continuous odor and dust from a significant and growing number of facilities and the application of manure on nearby fields has made local life untenable. MHP activities have also led to a drastic increase in heavy vehicle traffic through villages, resulting in damage to roads and nearby residences, and risks from pollution to air, water and soil have not been studied properly, the complaint says.

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  • IFC complaint
  • EBRD complaint
Institution: EBRD | IFC

Tags: MHP | Ukraine | agribusiness | human rights

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