News & Updates

By revoking its own authority to combat climate change, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is putting the world in grave danger.

Inclusive Development International, on behalf of 30+ civil society organizations and coalitions, submitted detailed recommendations to the IFC for reforming its standards on land acquisition and displacement.

Joint statement published by Accountability Counsel, Inclusive Development International, Recourse, Urgewald, Lat Sustentable and Sustentarse

In a new report, people who could be affected by the expansion of Guinea’s oldest bauxite mine share their concerns and their expectations for how the mining company and its business partners should engage with them to ensure that they benefit from any new mining and their rights and resources are protected.

In a new report, people who could be affected by the expansion of Guinea’s oldest bauxite mine share their concerns and their expectations for how the mining company and its business partners should engage with them to ensure that they benefit from any new mining and their rights and resources are protected.

A new analysis shows that the developers of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline, led by France’s TotalEnergies, are being forced to self-finance the project almost entirely.

More than sixty human rights, environmental justice and Indigenous Peoples’ organizations have endorsed a policy proposal for a new, rights-based approach to community participation in decision-making about investment projects that impact their land and lives.

The UK National Contact Point for Responsible Business Conduct, a government body that monitors the operations of British multinational enterprises, has accepted a complaint against Standard Chartered bank for co-financing the construction of four coal-fired power plants in the Philippines, which have caused environmental, economic and health-related harms in surrounding communities.

Hundreds of Cambodian families took on Asia’s largest sugar producer, Mitr Phol—supplier to global brands such as Nestlé, Mars and Coca-Cola—and reached a financial settlement.

Inclusive Development International has joined with civil society partners to share a series of recommendations for strengthening the independence, accessibility and effectiveness of the bank’s Accountability Mechanism.