A summary of indigenous
peoples' experiences with participation in World Bank
policy and sector review processes and in World Bank-financed
projects and programmes.
This highly critical analysis examines indigenous experiences
with the World Commission on Dams, the Extractive Industries
Review and the seven-year-long revision of the World Bank's
Operational Policy on Indigenous Peoples. Some lessons
from specific World Bank projects and programmes are also
discussed.
Publications are free
to Indigenous
Peoples
Organisations and
half price to
Southern NGOs
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