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About the project Located on the eastern Black Sea coast in Georgia, the port of Poti is the largest in the country and it handles 85% of the national container traffic. Millions of tons of bulk cargo – including copper concentrate, clinker, sulfur, and coal –...
About the project The Transmission Line IV is a major public-private partnership project infrastructure project, to be built along 330 kilometers of Panama’s Atlantic Coast. The project poses a threat to the Ngäbe and Buglé communities in the Kankintú district of the...
Further resources Alliance for Rural Democracy website Communities in Liberia fight back against the International Finance Corporation Green Advocates and Liberian Indigenous Villagers File Complaint against SOCFIN The Fight of 22 Indigenous Communities Against the...
About the project In eastern Nepal, the government is proposing the Sunkoshi-3 Hydropower Project to export electricity to Bangladesh. According to its environmental impact assessment, it will directly inundate lands and houses of around 4,500 households (around...
About the project and its impacts The Tanahu Hydropower Project is being developed by Tanahu Hydropower Limited, which is fully owned by the Nepal Electricity Authority. The project will construct a 140-meter high concrete dam with a reservoir about 25 kilometers long...
About the project The Wadelai Irrigation Scheme is one of the four irrigation schemes under the African Development Banks’ Farm Income Enhancement and Forestry Conservation Project (FIEFOC-2). The project intends to improve household incomes, food security, and...
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About the project The Rampal power plant, also known as the Maitree Super Thermal Power Project, is a 1,320-megawatt coal-fired power station located in Bangladesh, near the World Heritage Site of Sunderbans Mangrove Forest. The project is a joint venture between the...
About the project The World Bank's Rural Infrastructure Development Project (RIDP) aims at enhancing the infrastructure of 300 villages across five regions of Uzbekistan, through a demands-driven approach that actively seeks to ensure the project best serves...
About the project The project is implemented by a consortium of international companies (the Dutch Fotowatio Renewable Ventures B.V. and the Spanish FSL Solar S.L.), which signed an agreement with the Armenian government in 2018. The company responsible for...
About the project "The moment the communities were excluded, that’s when things began to go wrong.” (Representative of Green Development Advocates, 2025) Financed by a range of regional and international financiers such as AfDB, EIB and the Cameroonian...
Further resources Osman v. Northern Rangelands Trust Northern Rangelands Trust loses conservancies in landmark ruling Cows, Carbon and Conflict: The Uneasy Coexistence of Climate Projects and Community Rights in Northern Kenya