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| Dernière mise à jour : 15 April 2005 |
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Ghana
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Integrated Social Development Center (ISODEC) :
Ghana National Coalition against the Privatisation of Water - CAP of Water :
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Why Government’s approach to the Domestic Poultry Industry is bad for economic development and a threat to democratic governance. [Lire] - 15 April 2005 Make Trade Work For The Poor: It’s A Right Ghana’s showdown on Trade Injustice Trade Justice says that the market can play a role in poverty reduction, but only if balanced by the strategic government intervention that strengthens the weakest and serves the poor. [Lire] - April 2005 Campaigners claim victory as UK water company pulls out of African privatisation bid Anti-poverty campaigners today claimed victory as UK water company, Biwater Plc, announced it has withdrawn from the bidding process for a controversial water privatisation in Ghana. [Lire] - 21 March 2005 L’eau des Ghanéens : une « affaire » internationale Face à la réforme du secteur de l’eau au Ghana encouragée par la Banque mondiale, un réseau d’appui international se mobilise aux côtés de la Coalition ghanéenne contre la privatisation de l’eau. La Banque et le gouvernement du Ghana ont signé un accord de prêt qui prévoit de confier la gestion de l’eau dans les principales villes à une multinationale, sans même écouter la voix des citoyens ghanéens, ni se pencher sur les options de gestion publique envisageables. Peuples Solidaires et les Amis de la Terre (France), ainsi que le World Development Movement (Grande-Bretagne) et Public Citizen (Etats-Unis) ont engagé des actions simultanées pour interpeller la Banque mondiale et faire pression sur les compagnies. [Lire] - 3 décembre 2004 Lettre ouverte de citoyens du monde appuyant la Coalition Nationale du Ghana contre la privatisation de l’eau Lettre ouverte A James Wolfensohn, Président de la Banque mondiale, Henri Proglio, PDG de Veolia Environnement, Mestrallet, PDG de Suez, Larry Magor, PDG de Biwater et J.F. Talbot, PDG de SAUR. [Lire] 21 septembre 2004 ACP Civil Society Platform National Seminar on Economic Partnership Agreements Between ACP Countries and the EU We, the representatives of civil society organisations in Ghana, at a two-day national seminar on Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) between the EU and ACP countries from 28th to 29th August, 2004 in Accra, reiterate our commitment to any programme that seeks to build on “the regional integration of ACP states” and “promote sustainable development and contribute to poverty eradication in ACP countries”. [Lire] 29 August 2004 Canadian company plunder Ghana, leaving behind environmental mess Bonte Gold Mines Limited a Canadian owned company has closed its Ghana alluvial operations along the river Bonte at Bonteso in the Ashanti Region. It took just about one week for the company to complete its liquidation process without following the due processes for mine decommissioning. Information gathered from sources close to the official liquidator of the assets of the company indicates that a High Court order was given on 25th March 2004 for the liquidation, which was subsequently executed on the 30th of March 2004. [Lire] - 4 August 2004 Petition Against the Payment of Crop Compensation by Newmont Gold Mining Company Ltd - Kenyasi 703 farmers from six communities in the Asutifi District of the Brong Ahafo Region of Ghana have petitioned the Minister of Mines against the payment of unrealistic crop compensation package by Newmont Gold Mining Company. The petition was submitted by the Asutifi Concerned Farmers Association and copied to eight other organizations including Third World Network-Africa (TWN-Af). TWN-Af chooses to make the petition public partly in response to recent campaign by Newmont on its operation in Ghana and partly to further the debate about mining and community realities. [Lire] - 10 July 2003 |
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