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January 21, 2002, final version
of the letter sent to Emil Salim on the World Bank Extractive
Industries Review |
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December
20, 2001, Issues Analysis: The World Bank
Group’s Extractive Industries Review; Actions
Speak Louder than Words |
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November 2001, A civil
society rebuttal to the World Bank's "Response to Four
Demands from the Mobilization for Global Justice"
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October 18, 2001, Letter
from James Bond, Director, World Bank Mining Department, in
response to October 8 letter from SEEN |
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October 8, 2001, SEEN
letter to World Bank Group President concerning extractive
industry support |
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June 2, 2000, SEEN's Bulletin on Fossil Fuel Projects
and Development Aid, Business
as Usual at the World Bank |
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March 21, 2000: SEEN's Bulletin on Fossil Fuel
Projects and Development Aid, Burning
Bright in India: Tigers or Coal?
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March 20, 2000,
Climate Action Network (CAN) sign on letter to the World Bank
on the Prototype Carbon Fund (PCF) |
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March 9,
2000, Sign-on letter to President Clinton during his delegation
to India asking that he help protect the tigers and their
habitat in India from the invasion of coal mining that is being
promoted by the World Bank |
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The Jharkand Declaration |
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February 14, 2000,
NGO Recommendations Regarding Climate Change Issue
for the OECD Working Party on Export Credits and Credit Guarantees |
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December 9, 1999: SEEN
comments on the draft Energy Operations Policy of the
European Bank of Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) by the
Sustainable Energy and Economy Network at the Institute for Policy
Studies Comments on the process of public consultation |
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December 3, 1999: Letter from Dennis
J. Kucinich to James Wolfensohn, President of the World Bank |
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A letter presented in Buenos Aires
to Melinda Kimble, Acting Assistant Secretary, US State Department
by a coalition of NGOs; November 5, 1999 |
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November 4, 1999, SEEN's Bulletin on Fossil Fuel Projects and
Development Aid, Sink
or Swim, Last day of Bonn climate negotiations for COP-5 |
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October 13, 1999:
A letter to President Clinton From Congresswoman McKinney on Secretary
Albright's trip to Nigeria |
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"Oil
for Nothing," A report from a delegation of U.S. NGO's
in Nigeria in September 1999. |
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The World Bank and the Chad-Cameroon Pipeline:
Leaked
Memos |
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July 21, 1999: Access leaked
World Bank documents |
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Representative Dennis Kucinich (D-OH)
circulated a letter in Congress
requesting hearings on the role of Chevron and other U.S. multinationals
in human rights abuses in the countries they operate; March 5,
1999 |
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"Putting
the ETHIC into EFIC" (this is a .pdf file)
A new report by the Mineral Policy Institute and AID/WATCH. It
exposes the sorry record of EFIC, Australia's Export Credit Agency,
compares it to other ECAs and calls for some timely and substantial
reforms: to be open and accountable, and socially, economically
and environmentally sustainable. |
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Documents leaked
in November 1998 at Buenos Aires from the Business Roundtable |
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November 1998, SEEN's Bulletin on Fossil Fuel Projects and
Development Aid,
Profiting from pollution:
International lender leads developing world toward
fossil fuels and global warming. |
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Aarhus Declaration |
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August 26, 1998: World Bank response
to SEEN's action alert on China and Coal |
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June 19, 1998: Letter
from Congressmen Kucinich and Waxman to President Clinton
on the World Bank and climate change |
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June 3, 1998: Senator
Lieberman's letter on the World Bank and climate change |
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April 6, 1998: SEEN
letter to World Bank |
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1998
G-8 statement on International Financial Institutions and
Climate Change |
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World
Bank's Kyoto statement on climate change |
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U.S. Overseas Private Investment Corporation
guidelines on greenhouse gas
emissions
IPS comments on OPIC's
guidelines |
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Oilwatch Declaration
on climate change, fossil fuels and public funding |
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Wolfensohn's 1997
Earth Summit statement on the World Bank and climate change |
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World Bank's
rebuttal to 1997 SEEN report |
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SEEN's
1997 response to World Bank's rebuttal |
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SEEN's fact
sheet on World Bank's carbon backcasting study |
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The Climate
Action Network statement delivered at Buenos Aires, which
includes references to international financial institutions, flexibility
mechanisms, and climate change. |
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Microcredit
Under The Microscope
Wanted: microlenders who empower the poor rather than maintain
them on the treadmill of debt. Feature, Himal South Asia |
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Wolfensohn's 1995 speech
on climate change |
