Reports | Accountability Counsel - Part 2

From Paper to Progress: Tracking Agreements Between Nomadic Herders and Mongolia’s Largest Copper Mine

by Accountability Counsel (2019)

Mapping Accountability: A Regional Look at Complaints in Development Finance

by Accountability Counsel (2016)

Glass Half Full? The State of Accountability in Development Finance

co-authored by Accountability Counsel and 10 other organizations (2016)

Scoring OPIC One Year On: Few Lessons Learned in OPIC’s Response to Disastrous Project in Liberia

by Accountability Counsel (2016)

Nepali Livelihoods on the Line: The World Bank’s Duty to Address Harm from the Khimti-Dhalkebar Transmission Line

by Lawyers’ Association for Human Rights of Nepalese Indigenous Peoples (LAHURNIP) and Accountability Counsel (2015)

Remedy Remains Rare

An analysis of 15 years of NCP cases and their contribution to improve access to remedy for victims of corporate misconduct by OECD Watch (2015)

Recent Trends in Accountability: Charting the Course of Complaint Offices

by Accountability Counsel (2014)

Fueling Humans Rights Disasters: An examination of the U.S. Overseas Private Investment Corporation’s Investment in Buchanan Renewables

Annex to the complaint filed on January 22, 2014 to OPIC by farmers, charcoal producers, and workers harmed by Buchanan Renewables’ operations in Liberia, by Accountability Counsel and Green Advocates International (2014)

An Environmental Due Diligence Failure (Annex to The World Bank’s Duty in PNG)

A critique of the palm oil mill effluent study of July 25, 2011 related to Inspection Panel request no. RQ 09/10, Smallholder Agriculture Development Project (SADP) (2011)

The World Bank’s Duty in PNG: Actions Needed to Prevent a Worsening of Poverty and Environmental Degradation from the Smallholder Agricultural Development Project

Case summary and duties of the World Bank in Papa New Guinea, by Accountability Counsel and Centre for Environmental Law and Community Rights (CELCOR) (2011)