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IDI investigation reveals World Bank funded new coal projects post-2013 moratorium

5 October 2016
Aid and development / Climate change / Coal / Development policy and administration / Environment and natural resources / Extractive industries / Extractive industries policy and administration / Extractive industries revenues / Minerals and mineral products / Mining / World Bank
Coal investment / David Pred / IFC / Jim Yong Kim / Moratorium / World Bank

A recent investigation by Inclusive Development International has revealed evidence that the World Bank has continued to fund coal developments in Asia after announcing a moratorium on funding for new projects in 2013. Read IDI’s announcement in full below, and also see their Outsourcing Development ...

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