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Belgrade waste public-private partnership (PPP)

June 19, 2018

The Vinča waste PPP contract between the City of Belgrade and the Suez-Itochu consortium raises numerous issues including the terms of the contract, the waste management model envisaged, and the impacts on the Roma population living on the landfill, as

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MHP corporate support and biogas loans – an update from the field

June 19, 2018

With over half a billion euros from the EBRD and the IFC, the leading Ukrainian agribusiness giant has grown into a near monopolist in poultry production.  The company’s poor track record of stakeholder engagement and accountability towards impacted vi

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Submission to the EBRD strategy for Uzbekistan

June 19, 2018

It is important that the EBRD clearly indicates to the Uzbekistan government the need to have progress towards meeting those benchmarks from over 15 years ago that remain relevant to this day. We suggest that the Country Strategy will envisage an early

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New Kosovo power plant – an expensive and outdated anomaly in a decarbonising world

June 19, 2018

After years of delay, the New Kosovo lignite power plant took a step forward in 2017 with the signing of commercial contracts. However, numerous old issues, including carbon emissions, resettlement, and the dubious single-bidder procurement process, ha

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How can the EBRD maximise its leverage to bring about decarbonisation?

June 19, 2018

The economic viability of coal is ever decreasing. Without public financial support many coal investments are doomed to fail. Yet several institutions are still willing to finance an energy source that wrecks our climate, damages our health and wastes

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The cost of turning a blind eye: EIB lending to Israel’s ICL

June 18, 2018

The toxic wastewater spill from the Rotem Amfert plant that caused a severe environmental disaster in Ashalim Stream, Israel, in late June 2017 joins a long list of pollution events the company has been responsible for through the years. In fact, even

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The European Commission’s platform for coal regions in transition: case studies highlight tilt toward coal companies

June 5, 2018

Without adhering to the partnership principle, the Platform for Coal Regions in Transition risks benefiting coal companies at the expense of local communities, in blatant contradiction to its stated goal. In Poland and Slovakia, lack of transparency an

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Complaints to IFC and EBRD regarding their investments in MHP

June 5, 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

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Nenskra complaint to the European Investment Bank

June 1, 2018

In our opinion, the European Investment Bank (EIB) has failed to comply with the Standard 7 by not respecting the status of Svans as indigenous peoples. The Bank did not fulfill its environmental and social standards: it ignored the project’s significa

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Request to the EBRD’s PCM on the Nenskra hydropower project

May 30, 2018

The conclusions of the EBRD’s Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) are not guided by detailed field work and focus group research with the affected communities – indigenous Svans, nor are they based on the robust and objective analysis of

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