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Indicators to measure the results of EIB operations must differ inside and outside EU

February 10, 2014

This briefing presents concern regarding the proposal to formalise one set of result measurement indicators for operations inside and outside of Europe. The EIB has worked now since 2012 on a framework for assessing and measuring development results for operations outside the EU called the Results Measurement Framework (REM). After its 2012 capital increase, the EIB began a revision of the Value-Added (VA) assessment of the bank’s operations within the EU and Pre-Accession countries. As a result, the Three Pillar Outcomes Assessment (3PA) was implemented in 2013.

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Media brief: Silver lining in the Energy Community Treaty

February 6, 2014

Currently, a High Level Reflection Group is evaluating the institutional set-up and working methods of the Energy Community and will report this June with suggested improvements to the Ministerial Council. Yet the composition of this group and the informal reports from its first meeting suggest that the environment is in danger of being neglected once again in the updated Treaty.

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Letter to Marubeni regarding Plomin (February 2014)

February 5, 2014

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Letter to EBRD: Complaint filed with IFC on Danosha pig farms in Ukraine

February 5, 2014

Local communities in the Ivano-Frankvisk region in Ukraine have filed a complaint with the IFC’s complaint mechanism regarding the conduct of agribusiness corporation Danosha. This letter summarises the complaint’s content and asks the EBRD to follow the complaint process and derive lessons for its own support of industrial farming projects in Ukraine.

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Bankwatch input to the consultation on the Energy Community Treaty

February 5, 2014

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EIB energy and climate action lending 2012 by the numbers

February 3, 2014

The latest available lending figures from the European Investment Bank show a striking imbalance between what was invested in old and new EU Member States.

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Letter to EBRD re potential funding of coal power projects in Egypt

January 29, 2014

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Civil society letter: EBRD’s political mandate and value added in Egypt doubtful

January 27, 2014

With this letter 14 organisations from the MENA region and Europe bemoan the lack of clear purpose and effectiveness of the EBRD’s democratic principles that are being undermined by the bank’s moves towards making Egypt a full country of operations despite having significant concerns about the state’s conformity with these principles.

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Complaint against Bosnia and Herzegovina for failing to comply with Energy Community Law

January 16, 2014

By allowing the Stanari lignite plant to pollute 2-3 times more than EU standards, Bosnia and Herzegovina is failing on its Energy Community obligations. This official complaint was submitted by NGO Center for Environment from Banja Luka to the Vienna-based Energy Community Treaty secretariat.

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A healthy environment for a good quality of life – The Green 10 top ten demands for the 2014 European Parliament elections

January 13, 2014

Europe is struggling to find its way out of multiple crises. Austerity measures in reaction to the economic crisis are causing untold human suffering. The environmental crisis is continuing apace, endangering the well-being of future generations. Meanwhile, little has been done to put the region on an environmentally sustainable path. Ten of the leading environmental organisations in the EU, representing over 20 million Europeans, believe that the answers to these crises lie in smarter and more sustainable EU policies.

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