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'America's development bank' sets ambitious agenda - Vimarsana News

'America's development bank' sets ambitious agenda

Shalini Soopramanien, assistant general counsel at the US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), talks to us about how the organisation was formed, its successes in 2021 and its priorities for 2022.

Plans for Construction of 300 MW Wind Farm in Bubisa, Kenya, Revived - Vimarsana News

Plans for Construction of 300 MW Wind Farm in Bubisa, Kenya, Revived

Plans for construction of proposed 300 MW Wind Farm in Bubisa, Kenya, by Gitson Energy, have been revived after the High Court ruling

Colombia needs our help - Vimarsana News

Colombia needs our help

Colombia has persevered against armed conflict, violence, terrorists, and narcotraffickers. It is now managing a massive influx of migrants from Venezuela. But a new challenge has emerged.

Source: msn.com
Lawsuit Seeks Public Accountability for U.S. Financing of Climate-Damaging International Projects - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit Seeks Public Accountability for U.S. Financing of Climate-Damaging International Projects

Center for Biological Diversity: WASHINGTON— Environmental groups sued the United States International Development Finance Corporation, or DFC, today for illegally exempting itself from the Sunshine Act, which requires multi-member federal agencies to open deliberations to the public. The DFC provides billions of dollars in financing each year to international projects, including fracking and environmentally destructive road-building.

Lawsuit Seeks Accountability for Financing of Climate-Damaging Projects - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit Seeks Accountability for Financing of Climate-Damaging Projects

WASHINGTON — Environmental groups sued the United States International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) today for illegally exempting itself from the Sunshine Act, which requires multi-member federal agencies to open deliberations to the public. The DFC provides billions of dollars in financing each year to international projects, including fracking and environmentally destructive road-building. The Trump administration exempted the agency from the Sunshine Act in April 2020, despite the fact that the DFC’s predecessor agency, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, or OPIC, was...

Source: foe.org