Peter Bosshard

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Memories of Nelson Mandela

Nelson Mandela, freedom fighter Nelson Mandela, who passed away today, was one of my very few personal heroes. Through the...
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Swords to Ploughshares

From December 2013 World Rivers Review The International Development Association (IDA) is the World Bank’s fund for the poorest countries....
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Protecting Rivers, Reducing Climate Vulnerability

The mountain valleys of the North Indian state of Uttarakhand have been heavily developed with hydropower projects, tourism resorts and...
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Taking Power 4 People to the Doorsteps of the World Bank

The Power 4 People protest at the World Bank. International Rivers “World Bank President, hear our plea: no more dirty...
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Groups Protest World Bank Support for Destructive Dams and Fossil Fuels

Civil Society Alliance Demands Clean Local Power for Poor Communities Demanding Power 4 People at the World Bank. International Rivers...
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Why the World Bank Continues to Fund Environmental Destruction

The World Bank’s Chad-Cameroon pipeline under construction. hydrocarbons-technology.com With 1800 ongoing projects and more than $30 billion in annual disbursements,...
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Take Action: Power 4 People!

JOIN THE POWER 4 PEOPLE CAMPAIGN! Take action to demand clean local energy for all! After several hundred billion dollars...
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Power 4 People Call for Action

After several hundred billion dollars have been spent on development aid for the energy sector, an estimated 1.3 billion people...
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World Bank Returns to Big Dams

A 1990s Washington D.C. protest against the World Bank’s role funding Big Dams. From September 2013 World Rivers Review The...
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Why the World Bank Shies Away From Energy Efficiency

Wikimedia Commons Decentralized renewable energy projects are highly effective at reducing energy poverty. Energy conservation and efficiency improvements are the...