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Corporate interest on way to win over the EU bank’s transparency policy

September 10, 2014

In the draft version of its new transparency policy the European Investment Bank is making access to information on its tens of billion euros lending harder than ever.


Civil society recommendations for the European Investment Bank’s transparency policy

July 1, 2014

As the EIB prepares the review of its 2010 transparency policy, the signatories of this letter convey key positions and concerns regarding the policy and how we believe it needs to be amended.


Comments on Project Complaint Mechanism Draft Rules of Procedure

March 6, 2014

The EBRD’s Project Complaint Mechanism’s Rules of Procedure (PCM) are part of the bank’s good governance policies which are all being revised in the beginning of 2014. In addition to these comments on the PCM here, Bankwatch has prepared comments to the good governance policies (pdf) in general separately.


Comments on the EBRD’s good governance policies drafts

March 6, 2014

The EBRD’s good governance policies include the Environmental and Social Policy (ESP), the Public Information Policy (PIP) and the Project Complaint Mechanism’s Rules of Procedure (PCM). Bankwatch has also submitted separate comments on the draft Rules of Procedure for the PCM.


EIB commits to review tax haven policy

February 14, 2014

During the annual meeting between civil society and the EIB’s Board of Directors, the European Investment Bank committed to review its outdated tax haven policy this year. The commitment which followed a letter from several NGOs expressing such demand, is the most concrete outcome of the meeting which took place on 3rd February in the bank’s headquarters in Luxemburg.


Georgian hydro projects are a test case for the EBRD’s good governance policies

February 12, 2014

As activists pointed out at a consultation meeting in Tbilisi, Georgia’s hydropower sector has plenty of lessons to be learned by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.


Ukraine and the EBRD: More than technicalities derail the fight against corruption

February 6, 2014

Before claiming the moral high ground on fighting corruption in Ukraine, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development should first of all brush up its own transparency policy and drop old-fashioned arguments in favour of confidentiality and secret conditionalities in its projects.


UPDATED: Six months and counting… EBRD silent on investigations into its own operations

December 3, 2013

Is the EBRD deliberately dragging its feet on publishing investigation reports on large hydropower plants in Georgia, Macedonia and Croatia?


[Campaign update] EBRD not digging for truth at the Kolubara mine, Serbia

July 26, 2013

By putting too much trust in its client EPS, the EBRD failed to notice that an important grievance mechanism for villagers near the mine was not in place – for two years. [*]


A mostly accommodating lion’s den – the second civil society meeting with the EIB Board of Directors

February 8, 2013

A meeting of civil society and the European Investment Bank’s Board of Directors saw a surprising degree of agreement between two often adverse groups.


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