Human Rights Advocate / Community Organizer / Researcher. Program Coordinator at International Accountability Project (@4accountability). Tweets are my opinions
The webinar focused on communities’
right to information, participation and
development and the fact that the practices
of development banks often fall short of
fulfilling these rights.
Part of the Annual Report is the webinar on development banks’ response to covid-19, held in March 2022 by @4accountability in collaboration with the @AfricanACCA and the @CHR_HumanRights.
The theme for this year's general assembly is BUSINESS, HUMAN RIGHTS AND CLIMATE CHANGE: Interrogating the Intersection between business activities, corporate accountability and climate change in Africa
For the next two days from today, I am participating in the 8th General Assembly of the African Coalition for Corporate Accountability (ACCA) in Lilongwe, Malawi. #HumanRights#ClimateChange#CorporateAccountability
In 2021, IAP launched an inspiring 5-year Strategic Plan. One year later, we reflect on the activities conducted and our successes and challenges. We are happy to share the IAP Program Report 2021. Read it here: https://t.co/zrTSoLh6ud
@CHRRMalawi and @4accountability are supporting communities in Malawi impacted by the @WorldBank and @IFC_org supported Mpatamanga Hydropower Project - "Communities: we want to see our own development priorities realized" by @4accountability https://t.co/MF6iBlmVEj
Fair and sustainable development in Africa is possible. Join #Dev4Africa campaign to call on the @AfDB_Group to listen to voices from the ground, engage local communities, stop funding harmful projects and fund projects that benefit the people! https://t.co/a2J6lLAe75
The @AfDB_Group's mission is to spur sustainable development. But are its projects really helping African communities? Join this campaign to hold the AfDB accountable and call for more transparency, participation, & respect of human rights! #Dev4Africa https://t.co/a2J6lLAe75
IAP is part of a global movement that is rooted in the aspirations of people to live, work and thrive in their homes and environments. With our new Strategic Plan 2021-2025, we are excited to continue our work supporting communities. https://t.co/IVjmGYYEeZ
#iap2025
IAP works for a world in which communities lead development where they live, work, and play. Read our strategic plan 2021-2025 to learn more about what’s next for IAP! https://t.co/IVjmGYYEeZ #iap2025
The path to creating our new Strategic Plan began more than 2 years ago, w/ our team huddled together in a veranda in Vietnam. Since then, many of YOU have helped craft this doc - challenging and inspiring us to articulate a vision for a more just future. https://t.co/IVjmGYYEeZ
What if development were designed and lived by the same people? Read IAP’s response to this fundamental question that inspires our work in our new Strategic Plan 2021-2025. https://t.co/4eKPrDxvbn
#iap2025
We are very excited to share IAP’s new Strategic Plan (2021-2025) which sets out our vision, values, and activities for the next 5 years! Thank you to the communities, partners, and allies who helped us write this next chapter for IAP. Read about our plan: https://t.co/IVjmGYYEeZ
@4accountability A day after @CentumPLC's Akiira Geothermal Ltd put up a sign prohibiting Lorropil village from accessing what they have called home for years, police today fired live bullets, teargas and burnt their remaining clothes, food and other belongings. Funders @EIB's GEEREF needs to act
After police burnt down houses of the Lorropil village in #Kenya, police today are reportedly continuing with this inhumane act by firing teargas at the village and burning all their remaining clothes and belongings @4accountability https://t.co/GmjitZkYLf
@4accountability Sad to see that the police, the only body that would come to the help of the community in this crisis, are the same ones engaging in this brutal act.