the ECMG committed a serious error in August 2004 when it provided the project with a certificate of compliance, certifying that the project had adhered to the environmental management plan. According to the ECMG, it had only found one level 3 non-compliance (the most serious non-compliance) which concerned the failure to protect archaeological sites, an area often considered to be of minor importance in the context of poor African countries.
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Secret Talks With Exxon - AFRICA ENERGY INTELLIGENCE - 0 views
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Exxon now effectively in control of Chadian oil? "Already in 2005, Exxon informally made the departure of Petronas from Chad a condition of a 5% rise in royalties."
Multinational Monitor - 0 views
FINANCE: Watchdogs Criticise World Bank, IMF Mega Projects - 0 views
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Social movement responses to World Bank ending of Chad-Cameroon Petroleum project.
Chad - World Bank Statement on Chad-Cameroon Pipeline - 0 views
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World Bank ends a "satisfactory" project because it has proved unworkable in providing for welfare of Chadian people.
Latest Issue - 0 views
allAfrica.com: Chad: Is Anyone Serious about Ending the Political Crisis? (Page 1 of 4) - 0 views
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Why is "oil" only mentioned once in this article, and simply in reference to growing oil revenues. Has the "critical contribution" of petroleum to Chad's future been erased from history so quickly?
The IFC's lessons of experience & the Chad-Cameroon oil and pipeline project (Bretton W... - 0 views
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Critique of ECMG monitoring efficacy.
A LA UNE! | TchadForum.com - 0 views
Chad fighting hits oil prospecting, not output | Reuters - 0 views
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Nadingar said plans to start work on a new 60,000 bpd refinery within the next month or two were likely to be delayed because of the recent fighting. "There are contracts to finalise. That will slip a bit," he said.
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