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Appeal against non-disclosure of environmental information regarding the ADDY locomotive project, Azerbaijan

Advocacy letter | 5 May, 2007 | Download PDF

From the Azeri group Oil Workers Rights Protection Organization Public Union On June 4, 2007 EBRD Secretary General issued a ruling against this appeal. Download it as pdf here.


Follow-up letter to the EBRD after consultations on the Croation Country Strategy

Advocacy letter | 5 May, 2007 | Download PDF


NGO request to SEIC to disclose for public comment its draft oil spill prevention and response plans for Sakhalin II

Advocacy letter | 3 May, 2007 | Download PDF


Letter to the EIB requesting a postponed vote on the Bujagali Hydropower Project, Uganda

Advocacy letter | 2 May, 2007 | Download PDF

The letter contains the following enclosures: An Analysis of "Bujagali II Economic and Financial Evaluation Study Final Reports" by Pete Tsournos. Concerns About the Impacts of the Bujagali Dam Project On Endangered Fishes and Fisheries in the Victoria Nile by Les Kaufman. Lake Victoria and The Proposed Hydrological Curve Change by Daniel Kull. Board of Executive Directors, European Investment Bank Cc: Philippe Maystadt, President European Investment Bank Re: Outstanding Concerns on Bujagali Hydropower Project, Uganda request for postponing of the vote


The Chad-Cameroon Oil & Pipeline Project: a project non-completion report

Study | 1 May, 2007 | Download PDF

With the production of its Project Implementation Completion Report (ICR) in December 2006, the World Bank signaled that its role in the Chad-Cameroon pipeline project had ended. However, numerous outstanding environmental, livelihood and compensation problems remain for those impacted by the project. This report argues that the World Bank must revisit the Extractive Industries Review’s recommendations and fundamentally rethink its approach to extractive industries and other high risk projects if these types of investment are to be more than a reckless gamble with the lives of the poor.