Guest post: EBRD financed Ukrainian agribusiness causes local insecurities

Natalia Kolomiets, Bankwatch

October 28, 2013

Natalia Kolomiets, Bankwatch

October 28, 2013

Environmental groups in Ukraine have highlighted the negative local impacts of one of the biggest agribusinesses in the country, MHP, that is in line to receive additional credit by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.Last week, Ukrainian Bankwatch member group National Ecological Centre of Ukraine (NECU) asked the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development not to go ahead with the credit expansion for the Ukrainian agroholding Myronivsky Hliboproduct (MHP) until the company improves its performance and openness. In an open letter (pdf) to the bank, singed by NECU, Voice of Nature, Public Centre for Environmental Control, and Ladyzhyn Civil Council, we outlined how the investments of MHP, one of the largest Ukrainian agricultural corporations, are resulting in a wide range of negative impacts on the local population and their environment.Read more here.

Natalia Kolomiets, Bankwatch

October 28, 2013

Press Release: Climate Justice Advocates Demand That Public Development Banks and Private Investors Stop Fueling the Climate Crisis

Multiple organizations

Author name placeholder
October 9, 2026

Overhauled EIB Complaints Mechanism Positioned to Facilitate Actual Remedy

Greg Berry, Accountability Counsel

Author name placeholder
October 5, 2026

Civil Society Organizations Call on the New Development Bank to Establish an Independent Accountability Mechanism

Accountability Counsel, Seinoli Legal Centre, Survivors of Lesotho Dams & 42 others

Author name placeholder
October 5, 2026