The U.S. government has recently provided $99 million to help protect an oil pipeline in Colombia. The Bush administration’s request for fiscal year 2004 includes an undetermined amount, up to $147 million, to provide munitions, equipment, and training in order to continue the program.
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El Gas de Camisea y los Pueblos Indígenas de la Amazonia Peruana Problemática y Propuestas
PresentaciónLa Asociación Interétnica de Desarrollo de la Selva Peruana, AIDESEP y el Consejo Machiguenga del río Urubamba, COMARU, organizaciones representativas de los pueblos indígenas de la Amazonía peruana a nivel nacional y local, respectivamente, presentamos el documento “El gas de Camisea y los Pueblos I
Gasoducto Cuiabá: Impactos Sociales y Ambientales en el Bosque Chiquitano
Descarga el informe en el formato PDF (175 kb)La Organización Indígena Chiquitana (O.I.CH.) y la Coordinadora de Pueblos Étnicos de Santa Cruz (CPESC) realizan desde el año 1999 el seguimiento al Proy
Independent Compliance Assessment of OCP with the World Bank’s Environmental and Social Policies.
Download this report (pdf)(542 kb)Download Photo Annex (pdf)(687 kb)This compliance assessment analyzes the
Amazon Watch is building on more than 25 years of radical and effective solidarity with Indigenous peoples across the Amazon Basin.
Findings of the International NGO Delegation on the Camisea Gas Project
Download report in pdf format (52 k)This report stems from a field mission from August 8 – 13, 2002 to the Lower Urubamba region to investigate the social and environmental impacts of the Camisea Gas Project by a del
Informe de la Delegación Internacional de ONGs sobre el Proyecto de Gas
Download report in pdf format (52 k)Este informe procede de una misión de campo a la región de Bajo Urubamba desde el 8 hasta el 13 de agosto de 2002 para investigar los impactos sociales y ambientales del Proyecto
EVALUATION: The Inter-American Development Bank’s Public Consultation on the Camisea Gas Project, Camisea
Institute for Policy Studies and Amazon Watch were invited by the Machiguenga Council of the Urubamba River (COMARU) to be present as independent observers at the Inter-American Development Bank’s Public Consultation on Peru’s Camisea Gas Project held in the community of Camisea on August 12, 2002.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF OCP PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION
During March 2002, a study was conducted of the social and environmental impacts of the OCP construction. The entire trajectory of the heavy crude pipeline was inspected, from Lago Agrio to Esmeraldas. 149 property owners, workers and representatives from 5 municipal authorities were interviewed.
IMPACTOS AMBIENTALES DE LA CONSTRUCCION DEL OCP
Durante el mes de Marzo del 2002, se estudió los impactos ambientales y sociales debidos a la construcción del OCP.
Witness for Peace report: The Real Costs of Pipeline Protection in Colombia: Corporate Welfare with Deadly Consequences
A Witness for Peace Report from AraucaJuly 2002SUMMARYThe politically independent human rights group Witness for Peace conducted a thorough on-the-ground study of the potential outcomes of the Bush administration’s proposal to spend $98 million to protect an oil pipeline in Arauca, Colombia.