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The devil in the details: Europe's low-carbon economy dream

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The increasing popularity of a 'low-carbon economy' rhetoric calls for robust assessments of the carbon intensity of EU funded projects. Otherwise the potential that lies in the concept may get diluted by conflicting interests.


Miroslav Mojzis

Email: miroslav.mojzis AT bankwatch.org

Slovak office:
Friends of the Earth-CEPA
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EU Budget for everyone - The people's guide to the financial programming of the European Union

An illustrated and comprehensible introduction to the European Union's budget, the decision making that leads to it, the impacts it has on our societies and the role that people can play in the process. On eight pages, this guide answers the basic and not so basic questions regarding the EU's financial framework.

What goes around, comes around: Portugal's debt boomerangs back on public-private partnerships

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Europe's anti-crisis measures include efforts to increase private investments in public infrastructure. Yet, a backlash against public-private partnerships in Portugal is a warning against putting too much faith in this approach.


Towards a dirtier world

Source: Sarah Bracking, The Africa Report

Would anyone like to buy some triple A derivatives that simultaneously prove to everyone that you are a truly caring person?

Allegations of corruption in Slovenia and across the EU

Source: Piotr Trzaskowski, Public Service Europe

Despite fines and alleged scandals, questionable companies win new contracts every day and posts impressive profits – claims campaign group

L’Ukraine reste championne du nucléaire

Source: Susana Jourdan, Le Courrier

ENERGIE Au pays de Tchernobyl, les autorités publiques comptent, avec de l’argent suisse notamment, stimuler la production massive d’électricité à partir de nucléaire et de charbon.

Bankwatch letter to EBRD on the transparency of the mining strategy review process

Following up on a meeting between the EBRD President Sir Suma Chakrabarti and civil society groups monitoring the bank taking place July 23 in London, Bankwatch sent the new EBRD president a letter outlining civil society organisations' concerns over the lack of transparency of the mining strategy review process as well as some recommendations for improving this situation.

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