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Full version Text­only version View source Tip: To quickly find your search term on this page, press Ctrl+F or ⌘­F (Mac) and use the find bar. ­ Welcome to GHUB Favourite Contact 中文 HOME ABOUT US MEDIA CENTRE SECTORS NEGOTIATION DOWNLOAD JOIN US MORE>> Chi TRACKER Name Email SUBSCRIBE Search SEARC position：Home >> GREEN FINANCE & INVESTMENT >> Content World Bank The Inspection Panel | Panel joins other IAMs in Meetings with Chinese Government, Banking Representatives to Discuss Accountability OCOI 22 | 2017 Guidelines on Environm 日期： 2017­11­29 OCOI 21 | Extension of Global Governa Inspection Panel Chairman Gonzalo Castro de la Mata and Panel Member Jan Mattsson joined OCOI 20 | the Updated Energy Policy o representatives of other Independent Accountability Mechanisms took part in a one­day workshop with Chinese banks with substantial overseas investments in the context of the country’s One Belt, OCOI 17 | the NDB and Sustainable De One Road Initiative to discuss adherence to highest environmental and social standards and the OCOI 15 | Grievance Mechanism and G establishment of redress mechanisms. The workshop was organized by the China Banking Regulatory Commission, China Banking Association, the Green Finance Committee of the China OCOI 14 | The Update on AIIB Progress Society for Finance and Banking, and the Greenovation Hub. Inspection Panel Chairman Gonzalo Castro de la Mata and Panel Member Jan Mattsson joined representatives of other Independent Accountability Mechanisms in meetings with Chinese government and banking representatives on November 21 and 22 in Beijing to discuss the issue of accountability. They met on November 21 with officials of the Ministry of Finance and the Department of International Economic and Financial Cooperation to talk about the experience of the accountability mechanisms in ensuring adherence to environmental and social policies and providing redress to affected communities in the context of international investments by multilateral development banks and overseas investments by Chinese banks. On November 22, they took part in a one­day workshop with Chinese banks with substantial overseas investments in the context of the country’s One Belt, One Road Initiative to discuss adherence to highest environmental and social standards and the establishment of redress mechanisms. The workshop was organized by the China Banking Regulatory Commission, China Banking Association, the Green Finance Committee of the China Society for Finance and Banking, and the Greenovation Hub. In his presentation to the workshop, Mr. Castro de la Mata explained the Panel’s history, mandate and procedures and discussed the importance of adhering to social and environmental rules, and the business cost of not doing so. While in Beijing, the IAM representatives also met with Jin Liqun, president of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, to discuss accountability in the multilateral context. Joining the two Panel members at the meetings were Osvaldo Gratacos, vice president, Compliance Advisor Ombudsman, and Dingding Tang, chair of the Asian Development Bank’s Compliance Review Panel. http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:J6sbqRBtoqEJ:www.ghub.org/cfc_en/%3Fp%3D9164+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us 1/2 5/1/2018 World Bank The Inspection Panel | Panel joins other IAMs in Meetings with Chinese Government, Banking Representatives to Discuss Accountability – … * Photo was taken in Beijing on 21th Nov. From left to right: Bai Yunwen (GHUB), Wang Qingrong (CBRC), Katharine Lu (Friends of the Earth), Irene Bain (AIIB), Munawar Alam(ADB), Hamid Sharif (AIIB), Gonzalo Castro de la Mata (WB), Dinding Tang (ADB), Ye Yanfei (CBRC), Natalie Bridgeman Fields (Accountability Council), Jan Mattsson (WB), Christina Sadeler (Heinrich Boell Fundation), Osvaldo Gratacos (IFC), Yin Hong (ICBC), Cao Yang (MEP­FECO) Source: Inspection Panel About Greenovation Hub Greenovation Hub is an environmental Think­Do organization with a global outlook. We promote the development and implementation of sound climate and environmental friendly policies through conducting in­depth analysis and research, and fostering dialogues among stakeholders, in order to drive China's green transition towards a sustainable, equitable and climate resilient future, contributing to the reduction of global ecological footprint. Follow us on WeChat by scanning the QR code. 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