Woefully Inadequate World Bank Response on Haiti, Safeguards Gap

April 11, 2015
April 11, 2015

Today we received the World Bank’s responseto a letter we submitted from over 90 civil society organizations demanding that the Bank take responsibility for its actions in Haiti. The Bank is assisting in the development of a risky mining sector in Haiti without applying any social or environmental safeguards. The Bank’s response fails to adequately respond to the concerns raised and refuses to take responsibility for its role in Haiti. It also fails to acknowledge or address the serious policy loophole that allowed the Bank to provide assistance in Haiti without any safeguards. Read more about our efforts to hold the World Bank accountable on our Haiti case page.

April 11, 2015

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

Multiple organizations

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Greg Berry, Accountability Counsel

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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

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