Background International Finance Institutions (IFIs) fund development projects that all too often have significant adverse impacts on people and the environment. After decades of advocacy by civil society organizations, Indigenous
Arab Watch Coalition participated this week in the Climate camp 2.0 organized by Stop pollution and climate action Tunisia in Ras el Ouad Oasis in Gabes, Tunisia from 18
Arab Watch Coalition, along with 56 other organizations from around the world including AWC’s members and partners, submitted recommendations for making the World Bank’s accountability process more effective for communities
On July 28 & 29, 2022, the Arab Watch Coalition held a workshop in Lebanon about the Independent Accountability Mechanisms (IAMs) for five International Financial Institutions working in MENA Region.
On July 26, 2022, the Arab Watch Coalition held a workshop in Lebanon about the climate policies adopted by the International Financial Institutions (IFIs) that work in MENA Region. More
Arab Watch Coalition, organized on Tuesday, June 21, 2022, in partnership with the International Institute for Sustainable Development and The Big Shift Global, a Civil Society workshop: Taking Action
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is holding its Annual Meetings in Marrakech from May 10-12. Arab Watch Coalition, Bank Watch Network and other NGOs drafted an issue
As a part of the Arab Watch Coalition’s efforts in monitoring International Financial Institutions in the MENA region, AWC has been following the African Development Bank (AfDB) activities and policies
#Dev4Africa is a campaign launched by grassroots groups, Indigenous Peoples, civil society organizations, communities, workers, women, and other right-holders and allies who share the common belief that fair and sustainable
#ViolationsFact #ESS_before_financial Written by: Amy Ekdawi, Arab Watch Coalition In 2010 the International Finance Corporation, the arm of the World Bank Group that invests in private sector, invested a total of