First meeting to launch the regional campaign against Austerity policies in the MENA region
Among the #EndAusterity global campaign, Arab Watch Coalition held its first meeting (Meeting 0) yesterday, with 15 civil society organizations, including the coalition members from Tunisia, Jordan, Morocco, Egypt and
Serious concerns over locked information and engagement in the Implementation Review of the AfDB’s Disclosure and Access to Information Policy
Arab Watch Coalition together with its members around the region and more than 40 human rights and environmental organizations over the world have sent a letter to the African Development
Global Austerity Alert: Looming Budget Cuts in 2021-25 and Alternatives
Last week Ministers of Finance met virtually at the Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank to discuss policies to tackle the pandemic and socio-economic recovery.
AWC speaks on the World Bank’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the MENA region
On Friday, the 2d of April, Arab Watch Coalition members held an insightful dialogue flagging specific issues from the ground with regards to the World Bank response to COVID19 in
Civil Society Workshop with the Independent Redress Mechanism of the Green Climate Fund
Within the framework of a series of workshops started by the Arab Watch Regional Coalition in supporting and strengthening the capacities of Civil Society Organizations in the MENA region with
On International Financial Institutions and new social contracts in the MENA
Written by : Shereen Talaat, Arab Watch Coalition and Alia Hindawi, Business & Human Rights Resource Centre In response to international development goals , International Financial Institutions (IFIs) finance the
Arab Watch Coalition among 53 NGOs around the world: The EIB Transparency Policy draft needs more immanent measures
The European Investment Bank (EIB) is currently reviewing its Transparency Policy, it will specify what information the EIB will provide to the public, and determine the format and modality of
Arab Watch Coalition among several International Organizations urge the EIB to raise the bar on Human Rights
In consideration of the annual dialogue organized by the European Investment Bank (EIB) with civil society organizations, Arab Watch Coalition and 15 other Internationall NGOs sent a letter to the
Don’t let Finance in Common get away with it !
The #humanrightsincommon campaign launches a twitter storm to call on Finance in Common summit to include local communities, their rights and human rights defenders in its agenda.