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Case study: The Boskov Most hydropower plant in Macedonia and the EBRD’s Project Complaint Mechanism

Publication  |  May 10, 2013

The Boskov Most project involves the construction of a 33 metres-high accumulation dam and hydropower plant. It is mostly located in the territory of the Mavrovo National Park, one of the oldest and most valuable protected areas in the country. The EBRD approved the project in November 2011 and signed the finance contract the same year. The civil society organisation Eko-svest from Macedonia submitted a complaint to the EBRD’s Project Complaint Mechanism (PCM). This briefing outlines the problematic communication with the bank during the investigation.


Boskov Most suspected of breaching Council of Europe nature protection convention

Press release  |  December 5, 2014

Skopje/ Strasbourg – The Standing Committee of the Bern Convention, a binding international legal instrument in the field of nature conservation for signatory countries, announced today (pdf) that it will open a case file to address the complaint made by Eko-svest about the planned hydropower plants in Mavrovo national park.


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Implementation of the Climate Investment Funds Accelerating Coal Transition Investment Plan for North Macedonia, with recommendations for 2026 Briefing | 19 December, 2025 | Download PDF This briefing takes a closer look at the Annual just transition i


New Bankwatch publication: Eight steps for a just transition in the Western Balkans

Blog entry  |  May 18, 2021

Based on three years of working on just transition in central and eastern European countries, Bankwatch has put together a set of guidelines which countries in the Western Balkans now embarking on the process can use to launch their own just transition.


Letter from EIB to the European Ombudsman concerning delay of publication of information about the D8 motorway project

Publication  |  October 11, 2005


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  |  January 28, 2017


Узбекистан спустя 20 лет принимает у себя конференцию ЕБРР

Bankwatch in the media  |  May 17, 2023

… 16 мая в Самарканде начало свою работу 32-е ежегодное заседание совета управляющих Европейского банка реконструкции и развития. Ровно 20 …


Bulgarian Highway Project Could Be A Road To Environmental Disaster

Bankwatch in the media  |  June 3, 2023

KRESNA GORGE, Bulgaria — With churning waters cutting through a verdant valley filled with some of Europe’s most diverse nature and …


LIFE for nature: Why Europe’s flagship environmental programme must remain part of the next EU budget

Publication  |  June 26, 2025

Our publication showcases successful LIFE-funded projects from Croatia, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia and Slovenia. These inspiring examples demonstrate the programme’s positive impact on a wide range of ecosystems – and why it must continue to support nature in the next EU budget.  


Recommendations for the EIB Group: Shaping the 2026–2030 Climate Bank Roadmap

Publication  |  July 15, 2025

The publication outlines the European Investment Bank’s transformation into the EU’s first public international financial institution to stop funding fossil fuels in both developed EU Member States and developing countries and significantly increasing investments in climate action and environmental sustainability.


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