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EIB Workshop with NGOs (cancelled)

As part of its dialogue with civil society organisations, the EIB organizes regional Workshops for NGOs to discuss topics of mutual interest. EIB and NGOs together set the programme for the Workshop. Preliminary Suggestions The programme will include two sessions introduced by EIB and NGO speakers, followed by discussion. Indicative topics: EIB and Millennium Development Goals; Tourism and environment in the Mediterranean region; and Sustainable cities - urban socio/economic development towards sustainability. Interested NGOs are invited to comment or suggest new topics : broad

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/events/all/eib-workshop-with-ngos-rome-cancelled.htm

en - 21/10/2005 - 33k

EIB Workshop with Environmental and Development NGOs

Background As part of its dialogue with civil society, the EIB organized a Workshop for NGOs in Johannesburg on 21 April 2005. The Johannesburg Workshop is part of a series of regional, in principle twice-yearly meetings the Bank has held with NGOs since 2001. Given the interest shown by NGOs in the recent years in the Bank's role in sustainable development, the workshop took place for the first time outside the EU, in Johannesburg (RSA), to provide EIB staff and Southern NGOs with a platform to discuss topics of common interest and to learn about each others' objectives and activities

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/events/all/eib-workshop-with-environmental-and-development-ngos-.htm

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EIB Workshop with NGOs on Mediterranean and Balkans issues

Background As part of its ongoing dialogue with civil society, the EIB organized a Workshop for NGOs in Thessaloniki on 21 February 2003. The Thessaloniki Workshop followed the one in Copenhagen in June 2002 as part of a series of regionally organized meetings with NGOs. The one day Workshops, taking place in principle twice a year, provide EIB staff and NGOs with a podium to discuss topics... of the Greek National Center for Marine Research, a monitoring, forecasting and information system for the seas surrounding Greece. The agenda was drawn up in co-operation with interested NGOs. EIB

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/events/all/eib-workshop-with-ngos-thessaloniki.htm

en - 21/02/2003 - 39k

EIB and NGOs discuss the Bank’s development indicators

The EIB met NGOs and other civil society organisations (CSOs) on 9 November in Lisbon to discuss the way it assesses the economic and social impact of projects that are considered for Bank funding ( http://www.eib.org/about/events/eib-workshop-with-csos--lisbon.htm ). The Workshop took place in the framework of the European Union’s Development Days conference and is part of the Bank’s ongoing dialogue with civil society, which includes annual Spring and Autumn Workshops with CSOs on topics of common interest. The agenda for these meetings is set jointly by the EIB and interested CSOs

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/press/news/all/eib-and-ngos-discuss-the-banks-development-indicators.htm

en - 13/11/2007 - 13k

Philippe de FONTAINE VIVE

Responsibilities Innovation, science and technology New products and special transactions Transparency and information policy Relations with NGOs Corporate social responsibility Financing operations in France and Mediterranean partner countries

http://www.eib.org/about/structure/governance/management_committee/philippe-de-fontaine-vive.htm

en - 30/03/2013 - 481k

The Complaints Mechanism of the EIB will meet Civil Society Organisations in Brussels

Mechanism of the EIB providing a comprehensive tool enabling resolution of disputes to members of the public who are, or feel, affected by the Bank's decisions. The outreach meeting with NGOs is an opportunity for the EIB CM to meet and explain comprehensively its work and procedures and engage with a broad assembly of interested NGOs. The agenda of the meeting will cover a general explanation of the Mechanism, the reasons for its existence and the importance of outreach to NGOs, commonalities and points of divergence with other Accountability Mechanisms and deal with some recent cases that have

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/events/all/the-complaints-mechanism-of-the-eib-will-meet-civil-society-organisations-in-brussels.htm

en - 18/10/2011 - 22k

The European Investment Bank high level panel at the European Development Days (EDDS) 2012 in Brussels

Under the title ‘ How can We Maximise Inclusive Growth and Development? The Pros and Cons of Private Sector Engagement and Blending Instruments’ the EIB will bring together partners from business, lenders, NGOs and the European Commission at the EDDs 2012 to examine the advantages and challenges of projects with private participation in developing countries. The panel is held in the context of the European Commission’s ‘Agenda for Change’ which recommends rethinking development finance by increasing the use of innovative financing instruments and by leveraging private sector investments

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/events/all/european-development-days-2012.htm

en - 16/10/2012 - 21k

Useful external links

-Corruption Agencies, NGOs and Groups Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) Ethical Edinburgh Ethics World Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) FIDIC Partnership

http://www.eib.org/about/accountability/anti-fraud/links.htm

en - 30/03/2013 - 14k

A push for growth and jobs

Following the signature of the cooperation agreement on the pilot phase of the project bonds initiative, President Hoyer and Vice-President Rehn addressed a large audience in Brussels made up of representatives from business, NGOs, missions to the EU, media, EU institutions and policy think tanks on growth and jobs and more particularly the importance of project bonds for unlocking capital market financing for infrastructure projects. “The Project Bond Initiative provides an opportunity for re-opening capital markets as a source of financing for crucial infrastructure projects in the fields

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en - 07/11/2012 - 34k

EIB-NGO Workshop

Background As part of its dialogue with civil society, the EIB organized a Workshop for NGOs in Marseille on 31 October 2003. The Marseille Workshop followed the one in Thessaloniki on 21 February 2003 as part of a series of regionally organized meetings with NGOs. The one day Workshops, taking place in principle twice a year, provide EIB staff and NGOs with a platform to discuss topics of common... in co-operation with interested NGOs. EIB and NGOs both delivered presentations. The Workshop was chaired by EIB Vice-President Peter Sedgwick, Member of the Bank's Management Committee

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/events/all/eib-workshop-with-ngos-marseille.htm

en - 31/10/2003 - 25k

EIB-NGO Workshop

a Workshop for NGOs in Warsaw on 2 July 2004. The Warsaw Workshop followed the one in Marseille on 31 October 2003 as part of a series of regionally organized meetings with NGOs. The one-day Workshops, taking place in principle twice a year, provide EIB staff and NGOs with a platform to discuss topics for common interest and to learn about each others objectives and activities. Programme The agenda of the Workshop was drawn up in co-operation with interested NGOs. EIB and NGOs both delivered presentations. The Workshop was chaired by EIB Vice-President Peter Sedgwick, Member of the Bank's

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/events/all/eib-ngo-workshop-in-warsaw-on-2-july-2004.htm

en - 02/07/2004 - 23k

Launch of the EIB Institute: European initiatives for the common good

existing activities such as grants to university research centres, financing of young researchers, teaching and lecturing, cooperation with economic associations and local support for NGOs. It further

http://www.eib.org/about/press/2012/2012-076-launch-of-the-eib-institute-european-initiatives-for-the-common-good.htm

en - 11/06/2012 - 36k

NGO Workshop “The EIB, Development and the Environment”

Background As part of its ongoing dialogue with civil society, EIB invited NGOs for a one-day workshop in London on The EIB, Development and the Environment. The London Workshop was the first in a series of regional meetings the Bank will be holding with NGOs in different locations in the European Union, as well as outside. On 28 June 2001, the Bank organized a Debate with NGOs on its information policy in Brussels. Programme The programme had been established in co-operation with participating NGOs. Each subject was introduced by a member of EIB staff and an NGO representative. The morning

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/events/all/eib-workshop-with-ngos-london.htm

en - 23/11/2001 - 13k

EIB Board values dialogue with civil society

and policies. The meeting was largely welcomed by Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs) as well as EIB staff and Board members. How can the EIB lead the way on the decarbonisation of the energy sector... micro-insurance, risk capital or mezzanine funding. NGOs underscored the need to strike a balance between confidentiality and transparency and raised the question whether the EIB should work more with public financial intermediaries to make intermediated lending increasingly responsible and transparent. NGOs acknowledged the role of financial intermediaries but asked the Bank to be more careful in its

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/events/all/board-of-directors-seminar-with-civil-society.htm

en - 17/10/2011 - 41k

Séminaire de la BEI destiné aux ONG d'environnement et de développement

Background As part of its dialogue with civil society, the EIB organized a Workshop for NGOs in Johannesburg on 21 April 2005. The Johannesburg Workshop is part of a series of regional, in principle twice-yearly meetings the Bank has held with NGOs since 2001. Given the interest shown by NGOs in the recent years in the Bank's role in sustainable development, the workshop took place for the first time outside the EU, in Johannesburg (RSA), to provide EIB staff and Southern NGOs with a platform to discuss topics of common interest and to learn about each others' objectives and activities

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/events/all/eib-workshop-with-environmental-and-development-ngos-.htm

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EIB Information 1-2003 (n° 113)

EIB Group activity in 2002 The 2003 EIB conference on economics and finance Two new EIB Vice-Presidents The Corporate Operational Plan 2003-2005 EIB and NGOs discuss Mediterranean and Balkan issues Second framework agreement with the EDFI Institutions Future extension of the EIB's headquarters in Luxembourg EIB Forum 2003

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/publications/all/eib-information-1-2003-n113.htm

en - 28/04/2003 - 37k

Water Supply and Sanitation

, research institutes and NGOs. The Bank’s technical services can also act as sector specialist advisers to the European Commission in the assessment of projects, including water projects.

http://www.eib.org/projects/topics/environment/water/index.htm

en - 30/03/2013 - 67k

Launch of Facility for Euro-Mediterranean Investment and Partnership (FEMIP)

Background As part of its ongoing dialogue with civil society, the EIB organized a Workshop for NGOs in Thessaloniki on 21 February 2003. The Thessaloniki Workshop followed the one in Copenhagen in June 2002 as part of a series of regionally organized meetings with NGOs. The one day Workshops, taking place in principle twice a year, provide EIB staff and NGOs with a podium to discuss topics... of the Greek National Center for Marine Research, a monitoring, forecasting and information system for the seas surrounding Greece. The agenda was drawn up in co-operation with interested NGOs. EIB

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/events/all/femip-presentation.htm

en - 18/10/2002 - 23k

EIB celebrating the 4th Microfinance Award

they demonstrated in promoting microfinance to alleviate food shortages. He also highlighted the important role of the European Microfinance Platform in coordinating actions of NGOs, donors, financial

http://www.eib.org/about/press/2012/2012-162-eib-celebrating-the-4th-microfinance-award.htm

en - 16/11/2012 - 71k

EIB Information 2-2002 (n° 111)

Increase in the EIB's capital Senior EIB Group appointments "Innovation 2000 Initiative" The EIB Group's activity in favour of SMEs in 2001 Evaluation of the EIB's financing of solid waste management projects New Guide to Procurement for EIB-financed projects Ongoing dialogue with NGOs Honoris Causa Appointments to the EIB's senior management cadre Royal visits to the EIB

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/publications/all/eib-information-2-2002-n111.htm

en - 06/08/2002 - 38k

Haïti : EIB donation contributes to financing modular hospital

discussions with NGOs and other actors to help identify how to contribute to post-earthquake reconstruction. A few months later, EIB President, Philippe Maystadt signed a grant agreement with Médecins Sans

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/press/news/all/haiti-modular-hospital.htm

en - 18/01/2011 - 25k

list_briefing2006_en.pdf

Luxembourg, 9 February 2006 Briefing Notes 2006 1. Economic and Social Cohesion 2. Innovation 2010 Initiative (i2i) 3. Development of the Trans-European Networks (TENs) 4. The EIB’s environmental activities in 2005 5. EIB Group support for SMEs 6. Human Capital 7. FEMIP 8. ACP/Cotonou Agreement 9. Asia and Latin America (ALA) 10. EIB Capital Market Operations in 2005 11. Transparency policy, governance and relations with NGOs 12. European Investment Fund

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briefing2006_transparency_en.pdf

European Investment Bank Annual Press Conference 2006 Annual Press Conference 2006 Briefing Note N° 11 Luxembourg, 9 February 2006 Transparency policy, governance and relations with NGOs... (NGOs), exploring news ways of dialogue and working together. The Bank acknowledges that NGOs, as public interest groups, can have a valuable input into policy development and help to ensure... and Information Department in early 2005 to manage relations with CSOs. The unit’s core activities include: • Coordination of the Bank’s replies to enquiries and requests for information from NGOs

http://www.eib.org/attachments/general/events/briefing2006_transparency_en.pdf

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rsa_comments_on_eib_response.pdf

by “regional” workshops in future. Even within South Africa participation was not fully representative, and this is likely to be because few NGOs were aware of the meeting, or could afford to travel to the meeting at their own expense. (It seems that few regional NGOs knew in advance that funding would be available). It is important that the EIB recognise that this type of meeting largely meets their consultation requirements and makes input to their processes, and therefore financial support for participation is also needed for local NGOs. These organisations are usually not-for-profit

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Sustainability takes centre stage at EIB mining seminar

(Madagascar), as well as specialised NGOs, EU Member State and European Commission representatives. The EIB has a long record of supporting mining projects in African, Caribbean and Pacific countries

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/press/news/all/eib-mining-seminar.htm

en - 21/10/2010 - 29k

marseille_ngo_reg.pdf

REGISTRATION FORM EIB Workshop with NGOs Marseille, 31 October 2003 Registration form to be returned by 27 October 2003 to Mrs Valérie Thill, Information and Communications Department European Investment Bank – L-2950 Luxembourg Fax: +352 4379-3191 – Tel: +352 4379-3149 E-mail : v.thill@eib.org Family name : .................................…………………………………………..……… First name : .................................…………………………………………..……… Position : .................................…………………………………………..……… Organisation

http://www.eib.org/attachments/general/events/marseille_ngo_reg.pdf

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eiburs_02-03022011_kifle_asflow_wondermu_en.pdf

Research Title BUILDING PUBLIC E-SERVICES OF THE FUTURE IN AFRICA: CONSOLIDATION, DEVELOPMENT, RECOMMENDATION AND DEPLOYMENT 1 Expected Output •Recommendations to develop a well balanced e- services vision, investment and operation •Level and distribution of welfare gain to citizens Problems, Objectives and Output 2 Significant Investment on Supply of Public E-services Needs and Expectation of users • Citizens • SMEs • NGOs mismatch Tasks •Inventory and analysis of existing digital services •Survey on the needs and Expectation of users •In-depth interviews with SMEs Managers •In-depth

http://www.eib.org/attachments/general/events/eiburs_02-03022011_kifle_asflow_wondermu_en.pdf

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comments_reaction_followup.pdf

p. 1/10 EUROPEAN INVESTMENT BANK (EIB) WORKSHOP WITH AFRICAN NGOS APRIL 21ST, 2005 IN JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA N.B. * in black and normal font: NGO follow-up notes incl. QUESTIONS... notes) EIB contacted various environmental and developmental NGOs in early March, asking representatives to attend a workshop on “economic development, environment and good governance…The EIB-NGO workshops form part of the Bank’s on-going dialogue with NGOs and are organised twice a year on a regional basis, primarily to give local and regional NGOs an opportunity to meet with the Bank’s

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EIB statement on its possible involvement in the Gibe 3 project in Ethiopia

Following the recent publication of erroneous information regarding the alleged European Investment Bank decision not to finance the Gibe 3 project in Ethiopia, the EIB would like to confirm that, as of today, the Bank has not taken any formal decision on whether to undertake an appraisal of this project. The Bank is following the development of this project closely and is aware of the issues raised by some NGOs which are typically the kind of issues that the Bank would examine in the course of its formal project appraisal. The Bank requires further studies in order to decide whether

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/press/news/all/eib-statement-on-its-possible-involvement-in-the-gibe-3-project-in-ethiopia.htm

en - 04/06/2009 - 18k

European Union and European Investment Bank funded water and sanitation project to benefit a million Malawians

support will be given to local NGOs advising on project implementation. The overall programme will also include a HIV/AIDS initiative. The total project cost is €32 million and will be financed

http://www.eib.org/projects/press/2010/2010-138-european-union-and-european-investment-bank-funded-water-and-sanitation-project-to-benefit-a-million-malawians.htm

en - 26/08/2010 - 38k

briefing2005_transparency_en.pdf

European Investment Bank Annual Press Conference 2005 Annual Press Conference 2005 Briefing Note N°14 Luxembourg, 3 February 2005 Transparency policy, Governance and relations with NGOs... ; Staff Pension schemes; COPEC (Comité Paritaire pour l’Egalité des Chances) Convention ; COPEC 2003 Annual Report. Relations with NGOs The civil society is one of the EIB’s key stakeholders, in particular the non-governmental organizations (NGOs) with a particular interest in the Bank’s activities. A key element of the relationship between the EIB and NGOs are the NGO Workshops, which

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EIB Board of Directors approves financing of Bujagali Hydroelectric Project

by an indepeendent NGO, were held with local community members and national stakeholders, including NGOs, to identify compensation measures pursuant to a rights-based approach. In total 5 158 persons... consideration in the project. Indeed in early March, a group of Ugandan NGOs registered a complaint over the project with the Inspection Panel, in particular highlighting environmental concerns, and the Panel decided to further review the project in the light of the NGOs’ complaint.

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/press/news/all/eib-board-of-directors-approves-financing-of-bujagali-hydroelectric-project.htm

en - 11/05/2007 - 41k

EIB Workshop with CSOs

with NGOs in water and sanitation projects in developing countries; EIB environmental and social safeguards and appraisal guidelines Interested CSOs are invited to comment or suggest other environmental

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/events/all/eib-workshop-with-csos-paris.htm

en - 24/05/2007 - 18k

Annual Press Conference 2006

Operations in 2005 [ DE ], [ EN ], [ FR ] Transparency policy, Governance and relations with NGOs [ DE ], [ EN ], [ FR ] European Investment Fund [ DE ], [ EN ], [ FR ] Photographs

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/events/all/annual-press-conference-2006.htm

en - 09/02/2006 - 37k

"Sustainable Development; Cleaning up the Baltic Sea; EIB's Information Policy

Background As part of a series van regionally organized meetings with NGOs, EIB held a Workshop for NGOs in Copenhagen on 28 June 2002. The NGO Workshops contribute to the Bank's dialogue with civil... information and public disclosure policy. The agenda was drawn up in co-operation with interested NGOs. Presentations Each subject was introduced by an EIB staff member, an NGO representative and, on the Baltic... into effect. Participants Participants included notably delegates from environmental NGOs from the region. Observers from the European Parliament and the Department for International Development (United

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/events/all/ngo-workshop-sustainable-development-cleaning-up-the-baltic-sea-eibs-public-information-policy.htm

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EIB Autumn Workshop for CSOs

As part of its ongoing dialogue with civil society, the EIB organises twice a year a Workshop for civil society organisations (CSOs), including NGOs, to discuss topics of mutual interest. EIB and CSOs together set the programme for the Workshop. The next Workshop takes place in Bucharest on 13 November 2008 and will focus on Road Transport. EIB Vice-President Philippe de Fontaine Vive will chair the event. Suggestions for the preliminary Programme The Programme will include two sessions, introduced by EIB, Commission (TBC) and CSO speakers, followed by discussion. Indicative topics: EIB

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/events/all/eib-autumn-workshop-for-csos-bucharest.htm

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NGO_workshop_bruxelles_en.pdf

EIB debate with NGOs “Towards a revised EIB public information policy” Brussels, Thursday 28 June 2001 Palais des Congrès / Paleis voor Congressen – Somville Room – Entrance : Bronze Gate Boulevard de l’Empereur/Keizerslaan Programme 12:00 Buffet lunch in Dynastie Hall 13:00 Welcome and introduction to the Debate by EIB Vice-President Peter Sedgwick 13:10 “Information: the EIB’s response to a changing environment”, introduction by Dominique de Crayencour, Director of the EIB Brussels Office 13:45 Debate. Open floor to participants, including an intervention

http://www.eib.org/attachments/general/events/NGO_workshop_bruxelles_en.pdf

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registration_RSA.pdf

March 2005 EII B WORKSHOP WII TH ENVII RONMENTAL AND DEVELOPMENT NGOs Rosebank Hotel, Johannesburg (RSA) - April 21st, 2005 REGISTRATION FORM to be returned by 14 April 2005 to Mrs Valérie Thill, Civil Society Unit, Communications and Information Department European Investment Bank, Luxembourg Fax: +352 4379-3191 – Tel: +352 4379-3142 - E-mail : v.thill@eib.org Family and first name : ................................................................................................. Position

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list_briefing2005_en.pdf

. Transparency policy, Governance and relations with NGOs 15. European Investment Fund For more information on the EIB, visit the internet site www.eib.org. Press Contact: Press Office

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rsa_21042005_programme.pdf

EII B WORKSHOP WII TH ENVII RONMENTAL AND DEVELOPMENT NGOS Rosebank Hotel, Johannesburg (RSA) - April 21st, 2005 PROGRAMME 08:15 Welcome Breakfast Buffet 08:45 General EIB briefing • EIB Role and Activities - Project Appraisal Procedures by Adam McDonaugh, Head of Division Institutional & Product Marketing, Communication and Information Department, EIB... the spirit of the EU Water Initiative – EIB cooperation with NGOs by José Tomás Frade, Head of Division, Water, Sewerage and Sewage Disposal, EIB Projects Directorate • Strenghtening civil society

http://www.eib.org/attachments/general/events/rsa_21042005_programme.pdf

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programme_RSA.pdf

April 2005 EII B WORKSHOP WII TH ENVII RONMENTAL AND DEVELOPMENT NGOS Rosebank Hotel, Johannesburg (RSA) - April 21st, 2005 PROGRAMME 08:15 Welcome Breakfast Buffet 08:30 General EIB briefing • EIB Role and Activities - Project Appraisal Procedures by Adam McDonaugh, Head of Division Institutional & Product Marketing, Communication and Information Department, EIB... Initiative – EIB cooperation with NGOs by José Tomás Frade, Head of Division, Water, Sewerage and Sewage Disposal, EIB Projects Directorate • Strenghtening civil society participation in service

http://www.eib.org/attachments/general/events/programme_RSA.pdf

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briefing2010_16_transparency_en.pdf

), in particular the Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) traditionally scrutinising the Bank, was very much appreciated by the Bank. A new consultation process will be launched in 2010 in connection with the revision of the Bank’s transport lending policy. Stakeholder engagement and relations with civil society The Bank’s relationship with civil society, including NGOs and other interest... 2008. While the Bank will further pursue targeted working relations with expert CSOs, it is also keen to sustain and improve its contacts with policy advocacy NGOs campaigning on the Bank’s

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briefing2007_14_transparency_en.pdf

organizations (CSOs), including non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and other interest groups, is based on the acknowledgment that these organisations can have a valuable input in the development... the Bank’s contacts with NGOs and other interest groups. As the EIB’s interface with these organisations, its task is to ensure consistency and quality of communication and to engage with civil... , it is also keen on sustaining and improving its contacts with critical policy advocacy NGOs campaigning on the Bank’s activities. Contacts with these organisations have increased over the last years

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brief_on_implementation_of_the_eibs_public_disclosure_policy_in_2008_en.pdf

(NGOs), was forwarded to the Civil Society Unit in the same Division. In addition to the written requests, the Infodesk received an average of 15 telephone calls a day. Complex applications from NGOs and other CSOs Complex requests from NGOs or other CSOs, as processed by the Civil Society Unit, are systematically cleared with other services in the Bank and, where appropriate, with external... from NGOs and other CSOs, with 71 originating from advocacy NGOs that continuously scrutinise the Bank’s activities. 62 of these 88 applications were lending-focused, with a strong orientation

http://www.eib.org/attachments/documents/brief_on_implementation_of_the_eibs_public_disclosure_policy_in_2008_en.pdf

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briefing2009_14_transparency_en.pdf

towards this consultation of civil society organisations (CSOs), in particular the NGOs traditionally scrutinising the Bank, was very much appreciated by the Bank. In addition to formal public... The Bank’s relationship with CSOs, including Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) and other interest groups, is based on the acknowledgment that these organisations can have a valuable input... contacts with policy advocacy NGOs campaigning on the Bank’s activities. Contacts with these organisations have increased over the last few years and have increasingly developed a dialogue component

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brief-on-implementation-of-the-eibs-public-disclosure-policy-in-2009.pdf

in the same division deals with complex requests from NGOs. The provision for handling the requests is 15 working days applying the modalities of the Public Disclosure Policy. In cases where replies... working days of receipt of the request for information (§ 93 and § 94 of the Disclosure Policy). Complex applications from NGOs and other Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) In 2009, the number of CSO questions as well as sector or country interest remained as in previous years and 81 applications of a certain complexity were received from NGOs and other CSOs, with some 66 originating from

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briefing2008_14_transparency_en.pdf

and requests for information In 2007, the Bank received 75 extensive and/or complex queries and requests for information from NGOs, which required a certain amount of coordination within... /NGOs is based on the acknowledgment that these organisations can have a valuable input in its policy development. They can also contribute to the Bank’s awareness of local issues and provide other... on sustaining and improving its contacts with policy advocacy NGOs campaigning on the Bank’s 1 A Civil Society Unit within the Communication Department

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The UfM Secretariat and EIB join forces in concrete cooperation in the Mediterranean

community, notably chambers of commerce, professional associations, banking organizations, think-tanks and NGOs. Reciprocally, the EIB could be associated in the UfMS’s specialized platforms

http://www.eib.org/about/press/2011/2011-005-the-ufm-secretariat-and-eib-join-forces-to-a-concrete-cooperation-in-the-mediterranean.htm

en - 17/01/2011 - 77k

Mopani Copper Project

and indirect - jobs and provide training that contributes to local skills. Some NGOs have criticized the EIB’s role in this project and the EIB was not offered the chance to comment

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/press/news/all/mopani-copper-project.htm

en - 31/05/2011 - 51k

Annual Press Conference 2005

) [ DE ], [ EN ], [ FR ] EIB's activities in Russia [ DE ], [ EN ], [ FR ] EIB Capital Market Operations in 2004 [ DE ], [ EN ], [ FR ] Transparency policy, Governance and relations with NGOs [ DE

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/events/all/annual-press-conference-2005.htm

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EIB Spring Workshop for CSOs

As part of its ongoing dialogue with civil society, the EIB organises twice a year a Workshop for civil society organisations (CSOs), including NGOs, to discuss topics of mutual interest. EIB and CSOs together set the programme for the Workshop. The Workshop is tol be held on 15 May 2009 in Brussels and will focus on Road Transport. EIB Vice-President Philippe de Fontaine Vive will chair the event. Provisional Programme Time Programme 09:30 Registration & Coffee 10:00 Address by Sebastian Winkler , Head, Countdown 2010 Secretariat & Senior European Policy Advisor, Regional Office

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/events/all/eib-spring-workshop-for-csos-brussels.htm

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marseille_ngo_prog.pdf

100, boulevard K. Adenauer L-2950 Luxembourg Tel (+352) 43 79-3149 Fax (+352) 43 79-3191 20/10/03 EIB Workshop with NGOs Marseille, 31 October 2003 Novotel Vieux-Port – 36, bld Charles Livon Chaired by EIB Vice-President Peter Sedgwick PROGRAMME 09:00 Welcome by EIB Vice-President Peter Sedgwick 09:15 SESSION 1 – BALANCING DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENT • “EIB and Poverty Alleviation” by Gustaav Heim, Head of Division, West Africa and Sahel, Directorate for Lending Operations, EIB • Intervention by Susanne Breitkopf, Programme Afrique-Banque Mondiale, Les Amis

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NGO_workshop_london.pdf

, EIB - Patricia FEENEY, Policy Adviser, Oxfam 11:20 Discussions 1 The programme was established in co-operation with NGOs. 1 2 12:00 EIB’s

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20070088_eia10_en.pdf

culture, economic and environmental sensitivities. The process of the Public Consultation to give the community and NGOs have an opportunity to provide input into environmental impact assessment (EIA... NGOs and the public in Egypt, especially those living close to the project site. Moreover, by identifying the potential project impacts early, the project team could adapt the design at a phase when... to allow participation from regional opinion formers such as government officials especially those in the environmental section, NGOs, representatives of the regional branch of the Egyptian

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brief_on_implementation_of_the_eibs_public_disclosure_policy_in_2007_en.pdf

called on specialists elsewhere in the Bank. Complex correspondence from civil society organisations (CSOs), in particular advocacy non-governmental organisations (NGOs), was forwarded to the Civil... Policy). Complex applications from NGOs and other CSOs Complex requests from NGOs or other CSOs, as processed by the Civil Society Unit, are systematically cleared with other services... of a certain level of complexity were received from NGOs and other CSOs, with some 67 originating from advocacy NGOs that continuously scrutinise the Bank’s activities. Of these 77 applications, 63

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The EIB is organising a conference on "Development of Trans-European Transport Networks: achievements to date and the way forward"

and national Parliaments, the press and NGOs. Since 1993, following the recommendations of the high-level Group chaired by Commissioner Christophersen and the identification of priority networks by the Essen

http://www.eib.org/about/press/2000/2000-105-conference-on-trans-european-transport-networks-achievements-to-date-and-the-way-forward.htm

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launch_eib_institute_speech_en.pdf

and economic consequences of high unemployment is a key focus for the EIB Institute. With the help of skills accumulated at the EIB over more than five decades, and via partnerships with local NGOs

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Bujagali Hydroelectric Project, Uganda

report. Moreover, the entire process was monitored by an NGO, InterAid Africa, and was based on extensive consultations with local community members, national stakeholders and NGOs pursuant to a rights... permanently low water flows. The World Bank’s Inspection Panel’s recommendations In March 2007 a group of NGOs in Uganda registered a complaint over the project with the World Bank’s Inspection Panel... assessment and the transparency of the project. Details can be found on the Panel’s website www.worldbank.org/inspectionpanel . The Panel decided to examine the issues raised by the NGOs and the results

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/press/news/all/bujagali-hydroelectric-project-uganda.htm

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Agip Val d'Agri, Basilicata Region (Italy)

on the assessment of the potential residual impact caused by the spill, the need for mitigating measures will be assessed and a final reinstatement plan agreed. Dialogue with NGOs The Bank is engaged in a dialogue with NGOs who have shown a particular interest in the Val d'Agri project. EIB staff participated in a roundtable that was organized by "Campagna per la riforma della Banca Mondiale" in Rome on 10 April 2002 to discuss, among other subjects, this project. NGOs and EIB are presently engaged in correspondence on aspects of the project of particular concern, including the outcome of the above-mentioned

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/press/news/all/agip-val-dagri-basilicata-region-italy.htm

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Veracel Pulp Mill Project, Brazil

Estado da Bahia. CRA's website is www.cra.ba.gov.br . EIB's contacts with NGOs on the Veracel Pulp Mill project EIB staff met with a delegation of Brazilian and international NGOs in October 2003 to discuss their concerns with the project. In addition, the Bank has conducted correspondence on the project with interested NGOs. (1) The family of ISO 14000 management system standards of the International

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/press/news/all/veracel-pulp-mill-project-brazil.htm

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cr_web_en.pdf

Society Unit in the Communications and Information Department − Two workshops per year with CSOs/NGOs − Other events : roundtable discussions with NGOs on specific issues and participation in events organised by NGOs • Currently : public consultation on Transparency Policy, Public Disclosure Policy and Complaints Mechanism Policy 3. Transparency Page 12European Investment Bank • 2005

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bei_info111_en.pdf

dialogue with NGOs 15 Honoris Causa 16 Appointments to the EIB’s senior management cadre 17 Royal visits to the EIB 20 Mr Pedro Solbes, European Commissioner page   - EUROPEAN... , Council and Commission in particular), civil soci- ety including NGOs plus the gener- al public. To this end, the EIB’s web- site (www.eib.org) plays a vital role as the main vehicle for making avail... as possible of its strat- egies, operations and procedures, and secondly on ongoing dialogue with civil soci- ety. Accordingly, each year the EIB organises a number of round table discussions aimed at NGOs

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EIB to support pioneering rural microfinance fund: leading development financial institutions launch EUR 100m Rural Impulse Fund II

will invest in a range of microfinance intermediaries, including NGOs, credit unions, microfinance banks and institutions targeting small businesses. Rural Impulse Fund II aims to become the worldwide

http://www.eib.org/projects/press/2010/2010-088-leading-development-financial-institutions-launch-eur-100m-rural-impulse-fund-ii.htm

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brief_on_implementation_of_the_eibs_public_disclosure_policy_in_2006_en.pdf

by NGOs or other members of the public. The Bank’s responses to complex requests are cl eared systematically with other departments in the Bank and, where appropriate, with external par ties... submitted by advocacy NGOs. The average time for processing these NGO requests de creased slightly in comparison with the year before: 21 working days, down from 24 the year before; fo r 41 requests... Ombudsman in the reference period. The outcome of the complaints is still pending. NGOs submitted two petitions to the European Parliament’s Petition Committee , claiming inappropriate handling

http://www.eib.org/attachments/documents/brief_on_implementation_of_the_eibs_public_disclosure_policy_in_2006_en.pdf

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complaints_office_annual_report_2008.pdf

and external stakeholders. External stakeholders included complainants, project IAPs (Interested Affected Parties), relevant NGOs, project promoters, other IFIs recourse mechanisms and other... impact assessment was unnecessary for certain flood reconstruction and repair works. The Ombudsman also noted the valuable role played by NGOs in bringing relevant information to the EIB's attention and encouraged the EIB to continue to engage constructively with NGOs. In response, the EIB issued an internal note clarifying the responsibilities of its operational services as regards obtaining

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eibi_flyer_en.pdf

of disadvantaged groups and access to education. Through partnerships with non-governmental organizations (NGOs), academic networks, corporate organisations and government bodies, the Institute will use... . At a later stage this network could be expanded by bringing together NGOs working locally (Luxembourg and possibly the Grande Région) with similar institutes/networks at a European level.  The Arts

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Ambatovy Nickel Project, Madagascar

Consultation with local communities, officials and other civil society groups formed an integral part of the project preparation. The Bank's discussions with NGOs and the international donor community

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/press/news/all/ambatovy-nickel-project-madagascar-topical-brief.htm

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briefing2010_03_climate_change_en.pdf

of climate change. This included stimulating discussion amongst business leaders, policymakers, scientific experts and NGOs and working closely with other European bodies, Member States and IFIs

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briefing2005_humancapital_en.pdf

in Poland. In health, the Bank is a founder member of the European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies (together with the World Health Organization, the World Bank, several governments, NGOs

http://www.eib.org/attachments/general/events/briefing2005_humancapital_en.pdf

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20070433_nts_en.pdf

areas of concern. Through an extensive series of consultations with the public, Government officials, NGOs and others, which will continue throughout the design, construction and operations phases... employment policies and work with community NGOs on a skills audit of local communities. Some NGOs already consulted have ‘job application’ support services which ERC could engage with for mutual... consultations with Non Governmental Organisations (NGOs), Community Based Organisations (CBOs) and Local and National Government. All those consulted have been given Project information verbally

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microfinance_en.pdf

of the impact of pioneering operations in East Asia and Latin America (for example: Graemen Bank in Bangladesh or Banco Solidario in Bolivia). Non Governmental Organisations (NGOs) dedicated... fund managers solely on a microfinance investment track record. Present microfinance fund managers gained experience on the spot as NGOs or as technical assistance providers, a path successfully... , the microfinance sector has come a long way from solely being a field of activity of NGOs, dedicated to development, to becoming a policy priority of the G8 (Sea Islands Summit Declaration – 2004

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bei_info113_en.pdf

EIB and NGOs discuss Mediterranean and Balkan issues 16 Second framework agreement with the EDFI Institutions 17 Future extension of the EIB’s headquarters in Luxembourg 18 EIB Forum 2003 20 EIB... 2003-2005 AAs part of its ongoing dialoguewith civil society - as set out in N°111 of “EIB Information” 2-2002 -, the EIB organized a Workshop for NGOs in Thessaloniki on 21 February 2003. The Thessaloniki Workshop followed the one in Copenhagen in June 2002 as part of a series of regionally organ- ized meetings with NGOs. The one-day Workshops, taking place in principle twice a year, provide EIB staff

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bei_info115_en.pdf

was the fifth in a series of regionally organized meetings with NGOs, following the one in Thessaloniki on 21 February 2003. The one day Workshops, which take place in principle twice a year, pro- vide EIB staff and NGOs with a plat- form to discuss topics of common interest and to learn about each other’s objectives and activities. Programme The agenda of the Marseilles Workshop included sessions... region; and the EIB’s public information policy. The agenda was drawn up in co-opera- tion with interested NGOs. The EIB and NGOs both delivered presenta- tions. In addition to the plenary meet- ing, EIB

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luxembourg_18112008-07-manfred-diehl.pdf

( the budgets varies between25-250 US Dollars  Dissemination of the Handbook: NGOs or organisations dealing with micro enterprises developemnt Youth groups and NGOs/cooperatives TVET and Education

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envreport03_en.pdf

Multilateral Financial Institutions (MFIs) and anumber of envi- ronmental Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs). Bank staff attended and contributed to a large number and variety of external environmental events... funding for 50 small-scale community water & sanitation systems to be implemented by NGOs benefiting 170 000 poor people and thus further contributing to the Millennium Development Goals. • Tranvía... - mental and other sustainability issues into account, in the light of growth in this area of the invest- ment market. Civil Society and Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) Relations with civil society

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Maputo Water Supply project (Mozambique)

autonomy), appropriately designed and regulated private-sector participation in service provision, and involvement of NGOs at the point of delivery. The promoter's (FIPAG) managerial capabilities

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/press/news/all/maputo-water-supply-project-mozambique.htm

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Update: Chad-Cameroon Oil Pipeline

is being produced. Compensation settlements have been the subject of extensive local and regional discussions, including involvement of local and international NGOs. This has been part of a long and wide

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/press/news/all/chad-cameroon-oil-pipeline.htm

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femip_financing_education_training_2008_en.pdf

organisations, the pri- vate sector and NGOs. FEMISE and UNIMED, the networks of universities working in partnership with the European Investment Bank, will also play a significant role. FEMIP products

http://www.eib.org/attachments/country/femip_financing_education_training_2008_en.pdf

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green-solutions-cancun-dialogue-programme.pdf

as international agencies and NGOs communicate, cooperate and if needed coordinate their efforts in a more effective way on local, regional and international levels in order to improve energy efficiency

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krawczykowski.pdf

) • Potential investors: local governments, municipal companies, private investors, public-private partnerships, universities, NGOs, churches • Launching call for applications for loans: 29th October

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c-kauffmann.pdf

, communities, users, employees, private sector, donors, NGOs. Responsibilities split between different ministries and across national, regional & local authorities. OECD 6 OECD principles for PSP

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contribution_consultant.pdf

of environmental and social information that is disclosed on projects.1 This is often the type of project information the public, NGOs and local communities find most interesting. Some projects

http://www.eib.org/attachments/general/events/contribution_consultant.pdf

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femip_conference_monaco_programme_en.pdf

experiences: representatives from the Member States, the partner countries, multilateral organisations, the private sector, the academic world and NGOs. We are therefore convinced that the FEMIP Conference

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summaries-award_finalists_2012.pdf

staff provide technical assistance in farming, while market linkage support is implemented in partnership with government agencies and NGOs. ASKI’s staff have recently been certified as official

http://www.eib.org/attachments/summaries-award_finalists_2012.pdf

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ac_2003_en.pdf

the coordination effort by Internal Audit on these matters. The Audit Committee encourages management to maintain sufficient resources for such work. • Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs): The Bank recognises that NGOs, as public interest groups, can have a valuable input into the evolution of policy at both a national and international level. The Corporate Promotion Division in the Press... by the Bank. Many of such requests come from NGOs. The guidelines are publicly accessible in the Bank’s “Information Policy Statement” and “Rules on Public Access to Documents”. • ISIS Project

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supporting_the_eu_external_action_en.pdf

among public authorities and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), which make a valuable con- tribution to the EIB’s activities. Under the renewed mandate EU grants are increasingly blended with EIB

http://www.eib.org/attachments/country/supporting_the_eu_external_action_en.pdf

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corporate_responsability_developments_2007_en.pdf

society organisations and non-governmental organisations (CSOs/NGOs) Over the years, the EIB has attached increasing importance to an open relationship and active dialogue with civil society organisations... for a review of the Bank’s Public Disclosure Policy, greatly benefits the EIB’s relationships with civil society. 2007 was a very active year for advocacy NGOs scrutinising the Bank. They conducted... press conference. The Spring CSO Workshop was held in Paris in May on the topics “Partnering with NGOs in water and sanitation projects in developing countries” and “The EIB’s environmental and social

http://www.eib.org/attachments/general/reports/corporate_responsability_developments_2007_en.pdf

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crr2005_en.pdf

or participating in public events, and through developing the Bank’s website and publications. The ongoing dialogue with civil society organisations, particularly NGOs, will con- tinue, with regular workshops

http://www.eib.org/attachments/general/crr2005_en.pdf

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sp_bg2003_en.pdf

in 2004. As for transparency, we have maintained a regular dialogue with NGOs and we have defined and implemented a new policy of on-line access to documents, aligned on the latest relevant

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envreport0102_en.pdf

between representatives of EU Member States, the European Commission, the EIB, Non- Governmental Organisations (NGOs) and private sector companies, concerning topics such as Water and Sanitation... a significant number of events that provide an occasion to discuss environmental issues. NGO Workshops As part of its dialogue with civil society, the EIB holds regular work- shops for NGOs on topics of common interest. Biannual workshops are organised regionally within and outside the EU. The agenda for each Workshop is drawn up in co-operation with interested NGOs. EIB staff and members

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ar2003en.pdf

Activity Report 2003 EIB Group EIB Group 2 EIB Group: key data European Investment Bank Activity in 2003 (EUR million) Loans signed 42 332 European Union 34 187 Acceding and Accession Countries4 589 Partner Countries3 556 Loans approved 46 614 European Union 37 273 Acceding and Accession Countrie...

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20060268_nts1_en.pdf

of training, the formation of sustaining organizations (if necessary, with the help of NGOs), and monitoring. For the communities, it will represents an opportunity to start some economic activity that would... InfoShop and 10 ISDS made available at locales convenient to the affected population and NGOs, with at least the executive summary translated into local language so that everyone may be appraised

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ar2008en.pdf

A nnual R epor t 2008 Volume I circlecopyrt EIB – 05/2009 – EN QH-AD-09-001-EN-C ISSN 1725-3551 European Investment Bank Group • European Investment Bank Group • European Investment Bank Group • European Investment Bank Group Annual Report 2008 • Volume I Annual Report 2008 Activity and Corpo...

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bei_info110_en.pdf

society via NGOs. In the course of 2001 alone, the Bank participated in 5 meetings held by NGOs on sectoral aspects of its ac- tivities, and itself organised two round tables – one in June in Brus... of the objec- tives laid down by the Treaties. On this occasion, the Committee took account of the criticism of the EIB's activities levelled by certain NGOs. Less than a year after de- livering its first... - sentatives of civil society by taking part in meetings arranged by the NGOs and organising two round- table talks for NGOs. In 2001, the Bank also implemented its new policy of transparency, which has

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20070433_erc-laydown-area-resettlement-assessment-20060911_en.pdf

[Type text] 2009 ERC LAYDOWN AREA RESETTLEMENT ASSESSMENT SEPTEMBER 2009 ERC’s LAYDOWN AREA RESETTLEMENT ASSESSMENT 2 September 11, 2009 LIST OF ACRONYMS AfDB African Development Bank C/CSR Communications/Corporate Social Responsibility Manager CDM Construction/Dem...

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ar2006en.pdf

E u r o p e a n I n v e s t m e n t B a n k G r o u p Activity Report Volume I Annual Report 2006 The EIB Group’s 2006 Annual Report consists of three separate volumes: ➾ The Activity Report presenting the EIB Group’s activity over the past year and future prospects; ➾ The Financial Repo...

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corporate_responsibility_developments_2008_en.pdf

- vised and a public consultation was held to col- lect comments from civil society. The construc - tive contribution to this consultation of civil society organisations (CSOs), in particular the NGOs... ’s relationship with CSOs, including non- governmental organisations (NGOs) and other in- terest groups, is based on the acknowledgment that these organisations can have a valuable input in its... contacts with policy ad- vocacy NGOs campaigning on the Bank’s activi- ties. Contacts with these organisations have grown over the last few years and increasingly developed a dialogue component

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afp_review_pane_issues.pdf

. Proactive CRBM: Current approach is reactive and suggested a more proactive approach (e.g., information appears in the media or when NGOs report allegations). There are already strong proactive elements in our approach. In fact, we already follow the proposed approach, actively reviewing and following up on press comment and information passed to us by NGOs and others. 74. TI (RR... or adopts in forming its policy: - senior management recognition of the gravity of the issue - policy sufficiently rooted in operations - policy should note the relevant research by NGOs so that it does

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EIB Group Activity in 2004

America (ALA) EIB's activities in Russia EIB Capital Market Operations in 2004 Transparency policy, Governance and relations with NGOs European Investment Fund

http://www.eib.org/about/press/2005/2005-003-lactivite-2004-du-groupe-bei.htm

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EIB Group Activity in 2005

Capital FEMIP ACP/Cotonou Agreement Asia and Latin America (ALA) EIB Capital Market Operations in 2005 Transparency policy, governance and relations with NGOs European Investment Fund

http://www.eib.org/about/press/2006/2006-012-eib-group-activity-in-2005.htm

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