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Home > Publications > Infographic: How EU development funds fuel climate change

Infographic: How EU development funds fuel climate change

Infographic: How EU development funds fuel climate change

Leaflet    |    17 November 2015

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A Bankwatch research into the EU’s development funds for neighbouring regions finds that considerably more European taxpayer money is supporting fossil fuels than facilitating a sustainable energy transition.

This infographic belongs to a report presented in November 2015 to the European Parliament.

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Institution: EBRD | EIB

Theme: Energy & climate

Location: Turkey | Azerbaijan | Ukraine | Tunisia | Egypt | Morocco

Project: Southern Gas Corridor / Euro-Caspian Mega Pipeline | Zombie reactors in Ukraine

Tags: ENP-energy

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