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Letter to US Export-Import Bank on Papua LNG

Our 27 civil society organizations across the US and Pacific call US EXIM to reject the Category A Papua Liquefied Natural Gas Project
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EXIM under Biden risks repeating mistakes of Obama in supporting Papua LNG

Today, 27 environmental and civil society organizations from Papua New Guinea, the Asia Pacific region and the United States submitted a letter to the U.S. Export-Import Bank (EXIM) urging it to oppos…
Iconic, Transboundary Ecosystems

Iconic ecosystems are regions or habitats that are globally recognized for their ecological significance & cultural or historical importance.
Areas Where the Free, Prior & Informed Consent of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities Have Not Been Obtained

Indigenous and community lands and forests are associated with lower rates of deforestation and overall better biodiversity conservation.
Protected and At-Risk Marine and Coastal Ecosystems

Marine and coastland ecosystems are crucial for sustaining biodiversity, regulating the climate, and preserving community livelihoods.
Comments on the Evolution of the World Bank Group

WBG does not have the legitimacy to play a greater role in financing global public goods while it continues to finance activities that actively destroy these.
Comments to NEXI on Cameron LNG

Friends of the Earth (FoE) Japan and FoE United States submit the following comments to strongly discourage NEXI from supporting this or any other LNG projects in the Gulf South of the United States.
How Should Financiers Align with the Global Biodiversity Framework?

Six months after the UN Biodiversity Conference, 74 civil society organizations call on financial institutions to protect biodiversity and take action in implementing the Global Biodiversity Framework…
Colombo West Terminal DFC ESIA comments

Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation’s (DFC) consideration of support for the Colombo West Terminal in Sri Lanka.
Miro Forestry DFC ESIA comments

Most plantations in Ghana have resulted in land grabbing, loss of farming land and water resources for forest-dependent communities, and conflicts between communities and palm oil and timber companies…