Second General Assembly – 2020
Arab Watch Coalition holds its Second General Assembly, on October 21th, 2020. Twenty seven member organizations from different countries in the region participated in the meeting.
Over 500 organisations and academics around the world call on IMF to stop promoting austerity in the Coronavirus recovery period
Ahead of the 2020 IMF annual meetings, more than 500 organisations and academics around the world call on the IMF to stop promoting for austerity measures in the Coronavirus recovery
First global development finance summit disregards human rights: let’s make our voices heard
More than 200 organisations call for the inclusion of human rights in the Finance in Common summit. The Finance in Common summit is the first global meeting of all Public DevelopmentJoint Comment on Report and Recommendations from the External Review of IFC/MIGA E&S Accountability, including CAO’s Role and Effectiveness
44 organisations file a joint comment on reforming "finance accountability" in IFC/MIGA
Appeal To The World Bank: Cancel Yemen Debt!
Yemeni civil society representatives urge the World Bank to cancel Yemen;s debts.
Arab Watch Coalition Organises a Workshop for its Members with the World Bank Inspection Panel
Arab Watch Coalition organises two workshops for its members with the World Bank's Inspection Panel. The two workshops aimed to inform civil society and community representatives in the Middle East
Will the IFC’s accountability be summed up to washing its hands?
Titan Cement Company exposes IFC’s accountability and impact investment principles #ViolationsFact #ESS_before_financial Written by: Amy Ekdawi, Arab Watch Coalition The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World
EBRD Financing fossil fuels in Egypt
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) continues its support of fossil fuels projects. The bank will provide a US$50 million loan to Suez Oil Processing Company (SOPC)
EIB votes to end support for Oil, Gas, and Coal after 2021
The European Investment Bank (EIB) approved a new energy lending policy that will end the majority of its financing for fossil fuels beyond 2021. The new policy ends the Bank’s