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Canadian banks need to take 'free, prior and informed consent' seriously - Vimarsana News

Canadian banks need to take 'free, prior and informed consent' seriously

When banks begin to put their commitments to truth and reconciliation into action by operationalizing FPIC, it will ripple throughout the economy.

IFC partners with Egypt's Commercial International Bank in managing climate risk, boosting sustainability - Vimarsana News

IFC partners with Egypt's Commercial International Bank in managing climate risk, boosting sustainability

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Fortuna Silver Mines : TECHNICAL REPORT - Form 6-K - Vimarsana News

Fortuna Silver Mines : TECHNICAL REPORT - Form 6-K

TECHNICAL REPORT Effective Date: December 31, 2022 Prepared by Paul Criddle ... | March 27, 2023

BCGEU and Union of BC Indian Chiefs announce partnership to push corporate Canada to practice PIC | National Union of Public and General Employees - Vimarsana News

BCGEU and Union of BC Indian Chiefs announce partnership to push corporate Canada to practice PIC | National Union of Public and General Employees

The labour union and Indigenous political organization joined forces with the aim of combining their respective expertise to push financial institutions to start practicing Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC). BCGEU Equality and Human Rights, Indigenous Rights BCGEU, Paul Finch, NUPGE, Union of BC Indian Chiefs human rights, Indigneous rights

Source: nupge.ca
Uganda, Tanzania pursue Eacop as activists press banks to stop funding - Vimarsana News

Uganda, Tanzania pursue Eacop as activists press banks to stop funding

Aside from banks, about 20 insurers, including Britam Holdings, have ruled out insuring Eacop.