Tom Griffiths
1 July, 2005
This highly critical paper finds that despite the World Bank's increased rhetoric about indigenous peoples' participation in its programmes and a growing number of consultations about its policies, participation is still limited.
Tom Griffiths
1 July, 2005
This highly critical paper finds that despite the World Bank's increased rhetoric about indigenous peoples' participation in its programmes and a growing number of consultations about its policies, participation is still limited.
Emily Caruso, Marcus Colchester, Fergus MacKay, Nick Hildyard and Geoff Nettleton
1 May, 2005
An independent study compiled as a contribution to the World Bank’s Extractive Industries Review (129 pp)
Emily Caruso, Marcus Colchester, Fergus MacKay, Nick Hildyard and Geoff Nettleton
1 May, 2005
An independent study compiled as a contribution to the World Bank’s Extractive Industries Review (111 pages). The preface to the 2nd edition follows the EIR's final report and analyses the outcomes
4 April, 2005
Presentado en el taller de trabajo sobre "Los Pueblos Indígenas, las Industrias Extractivas y el Banco Mundial"
4 April, 2005
Prepared for the International Workshop on Indigenous Peoples, the Extractive Industries and the World Bank
