Tighter EU rules on biofuel production are failing to protect the land rights of Indonesia's indigenous communities.
EU News - Issue 1– March 2013
Le développement doit-il être considéré uniquement comme un rattrapage économique ou plutôt dans une perspective de durabilité et de viabilité? (Text also below in English/Text auch unter auf Deutsch)
Together with over 250 other NGOs, CIDSE sent a public letter to all Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) today on the reform of the EU's Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).
As European leaders gather in Brussels to discuss the EU 2014-2020 budget, CIDSE calls upon the EU to dedicate FTT resources to honour development and climate commitments with FTT revenues.
Originally conceived to support the poorest, there is a real risk that FTT revenues will be used for future financial sector bail-outs.
Together with the Publish What You Pay coalition, Friends of the Earth Europe and other NGOs, CIDSE launched a Europe-wide advert in the Financial Times calling on the European Union to seize a historic opportunity to pass European transparency laws for oil, gas, mining and logging companies.
A few weeks from the Doha climate talks, the EU need to honour its promises to support developing countries financially to cope with the impacts of climate change. Sandy reminded us why, says Bishop Theotonius Gomes, President of Caritas Bangladesh
Tighter EU rules on biofuel production are failing to protect the land rights of Indonesia's indigenous communities.
CAN-E, Europe's largest coalition working on climate and energy issues CIDSE is a member of, expresses disappointment about the outcomes of the meeting of EU environment ministers on October 25th.