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Glass half full? Mid-term analysis of the Modernisation Fund’s operations


This publication updates Bankwatch’s 2025 assessment of the EU's Modernisation Fund and comes at a critical moment for EU climate and energy policy.

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5 March 2019
Barriers and project criteria for the Upper Nitra region transition process

This study serves as an invitation and starting point for further discussions and collaboration on just transition in the Upper Nitra region of Slovakia. A just transformation means that while transitioning from coal, the projects of big corporations will not be favored, and…

28 February 2019
Chronic coal pollution

In the Western Balkans there are 16 outdated coal power plants that threaten public health by producing enormous amounts of air pollution, impacting people in the region, the EU and beyond. Every year they cause 3,000 premature deaths, 8,000 cases of bronchitis in children,…

26 February 2019
The EBRD Country Strategy for Azerbaijan

As the EBRD reviews its Country Strategy for Azerbaijan, Civil society organisations approached the Board of Directors to share their concerns about the situation in the country and asked the Bank to be clear that funding should be linked to the performance of the country in…

4 February 2019
Failure of the European Investment Bank to ensure proper climate impact assessment for TAP/TANAP

In a complaint lodged today with the European Investment Bank (EIB), civil society groups protest that the bank systematically underestimated the climate footprint of a fossil fuel mega project, the Southern Gas Corridor, which helped justify providing it with major financia…

31 January 2019
EU funds maladministration complaint to the European Ombudsman

The matter of concern is the use of EU Cohesion funds for deterioration of the conservation and integrity of habitats and species in Kresna gorge (Bulgaria) protected by EU law and International Conventions. The EC did not prevent and ensure that the Struma Motorway construc…

30 January 2019
Rural community engagement

The publication identifies positive practices to empower communities affected by environmental degradation to develop sustainable livelihood opportunities and protect themselves from harmful developments. Done in cooperation with partners of A Voice of Tropoja project financ…

25 January 2019
Calling the EIB for a state-of-the-art policy on financial intermediaries

The signatories request the EIB Directors to require from the Bank’s Management to create a state-of-the-art Standard for Financial Intermediaries that will enhance the environmental, social and transparency performance of these operations while maintaining economic benefits…

24 January 2019
Towards a just transition for the Upper Nitra region

Priatelia ZEME – CEPA and CEE Bankwatch are today launching a set of recommendations to feed into the Just Transition debate taking place in Upper Nitra and at the national level in Slovakia. The recommendations come in a context when Just Transition is increasingly becoming…

24 January 2019
New jobs in the process of transformation of the Upper Nitra region (in Slovak)

This paper focuses on a brief outline of concrete steps to turn Upper Nitra towards a low carbon future. In particular, it is to stop further public subsidies to fossil energy – especially lignite mining and burning – and urgently redirect public funds in the very opposite d…

22 January 2019
International CSOs letter regarding Amulsar mine

The undersigned civil society groups stand in solidarity with the residents of Jermuk, Gndevaz and Kechut, and with the environmental activists and concerned civil society in Armenia and appeal to the Government of Armenia to act on the Amulsar mine project for the benefit o…

8 January 2019
Biodiversity offsetting and other problems of the ESIA of Amulsar gold project in Armenia

This report is a critical analysis, with regard to the impacts on biodiversity, of the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) of the Amulsar Gold Project. Special attention has been paid to the biodiversity offsetting proposal for creation of “Jermuk” National Par…

8 January 2019
Social impacts of the Amulsar mine in Armenia

The Amulsar mine presents a number of considerable health and social risks to local communities, the tourism potential of the nearby Jermuk spa resort and the surrounding villages’ orchards, pastures and water supplies. The company Lydian Armenia prepared a high-quality envi…

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