News & Updates

After evaluating the project against World Bank standards for environmental and social responsibility, Britam Holdings has decided not to provide insurance for the controversial East African pipeline.

Inclusive Development International today published our newest resource for corporate accountability advocates, How to Hold Chinese Corporations Accountable.

Inclusive Development International joined Accountability Counsel and Friends of the Earth-US this week to submit comments responding to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) proposed rules for “ESG” oriented investment funds, or funds that consider environmental, social and governance factors in their investment decisions.

We’re pleased to share our 2021 Annual Report, marking ten years of Inclusive Development International.

Investigasi oleh pengawas internal bank memperingatkan bahwa tambang Dairi Prima Mineral yang diusulkan, yang didukung oleh kelompok pertambangan China Nonferrous, mengancam masyarakat lokal dan adat serta lingkungan

An investigation by the bank’s internal watchdog warns that the proposed Dairi Prima Mineral mine, backed by the China Nonferrous mining group, threatens local and indigenous communities and the environment.

A new analysis shows banks supporting the East African Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project would be in non-compliance with their commitments under the Equator Principles.

Revised action plan should include concrete commitments to ensure accountability and remedy for harms stemming from overseas investment.

The landmark human rights case will now move forward, increasing pressure on the company and its buyers.

More than 100 organizations are calling on states and the UN system to enact agrarian reforms to realize the right to land.