International Financial Institutions Program
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Keeping Development Finance Accountable
The International Financial Institutions (IFIs) Program works to ensure that human rights are respected and the environment protected in the context of development finance. By promoting the principle of local participation in decision making, seeking stronger social, environmental and disclosure standards, and facilitating development and use of mechanisms to hold financial institutions accountable for their activities, CIEL seeks to promote a more sustainable and community-centered paradigm of development. Learn more about CIEL's International Financial Institutions Program
Latest International Financial Institutions Program News
- U.S. Senators urge strengthening of the World Bank's new approach to lending - Program-for-Results (P4R) lending.
- Getting the International Finance Corporation to respect and protect human rights (March 2011)
- World Bank Inspection Panel under threat (February 2011)
- February 1, 2011 Event - Human Rights and Private Sector Investment: Views from the Global South (January 2011)
CIEL Worldview Blog:
International Financial Institutions
Read what CIEL staff have to say at our CIEL Worldview Blog - International Financial Institutions category.
International Financial Institutions Program Featured Publication
Fossilized Thinking: The World Bank, Eskom, and the Real Cost of Coal
Analysis of the World Bank Eskom loan to fund a large energy project in South Africa and how the World Bank’s Energy Strategy Review and approach to analyzing coal projects does not factor all costs associated with coal-based power projects. (Amerasinghe & Porter) (March 2011)