Fwd: [LCG] Fwd: FW: REQUEST FOR ENDORSEMENTS: URGENT! sign on statement on the weakened IP Policy of the World Bank!

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From: Glenn Hunt LCG <fswg.lcgl...@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Jul 28, 2014 at 4:35 PM
Subject: [LCG] Fwd: FW: REQUEST FOR ENDORSEMENTS: URGENT! sign on statement on the weakened IP Policy of the World Bank!
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Dear LCG colleagues,

As a quick follow-up to The Guardian article that went around this morning on MyLAFF about the World Bank lowering their safeguards for lending, the Asia Indigenous People's Pact and Forest Peoples Programme are seeking endorsement on the attached letter. Details are below.


The deadline for sending endorsements is tomorrow, July 29. Please send the name of your organisation to ro...@aippnet.org and Helen of FPP:  he...@forestpeoples.org.


Regards,

Glenn

 

From: Robie Halip [mailto:ro...@aippnet.org]
Sent: Saturday, July 26, 2014 1:32 PM
Subject: REQUEST FOR ENDORSEMENTS: URGENT! sign on statement on the weakened IP Policy of the World Bank!

 

Forwarding this message from Joan.

_____________________________________________________________

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

 

After reviewing the  internal draft revised safeguard policies of the World Bank including the IP Policy ( leaked copy),  it is very alarming that while it contains the provision on FPIC, its is practically useless as borrowing countries can opt out not to implement the policy at all. Likewise, the FPIC  provisions need to be strengthened as well as the legal recognition on the rights to land, territories and resources of indigenous peoples.

Attached is the statement prepared jointly by AIPP— Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact and  the FPP— Forest Peoples Programme containing our  serious concerns on the draft IP Policy and related safeguards. 

It is important for indigenous organisations and advocates to register immediately our position for the consideration of the Committee on Aid Effectiveness (CODE) for the review  of the draft prior to the second  round of public consultations. 

The CODE will meet on July 30 ( wed) so we need to send this statement by July 29. 

 

I thereby request your respective organisation to sign on to this statement as well as to circulate it to your networks for broader support. 

 

Please send the name of your organisation by July 29 at the latest  to Robie Halip of AIPP: ro...@aippnet.org and Helen of FPP:  he...@forestpeoples.org

 

Thanks again for your continuing cooperation and support!

 

Respectfully,

 

Joan Carling

Secretary General

Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact (AIPP)

 

 



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