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Category: Reports
Turkmenistan: A Model Kleptocracy
The new report by Crude Accountability focuses on corruption and kleptocracy in Turkmenistan, one of the world’s most closed and repressive countries.
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‘The Empty Bucket of the State Oil Fund of Azerbaijan: Profits and Profiteering’ Report Highlights the Heavy Dependence of the Azerbaijan’s Economy on Volatile Oil Prices
Washington, D.C., Release: March 18, 2020
The new report The Empty Bucket of the State Oil Fund...
From Ukraine to Wisconsin, Dangerous Work Report reveals alarming trends of reprisals against environmentalists
Crude Accountability, together with Ecoforum of NGOs of Kazakhstan and FracTracker Alliance (USA), is proud to...
Crude Accountability annual letter: Find out what we’ve been up to and how you can help!
Dear friends and supporters,
In 2018, Crude Accountability celebrated our 15-year anniversary. Despite huge challenges, yet gratified by many successes, reaching this milestone would not have...
Crude Accountability 2003-2013: Defending Human and Environmental Rights in the Caspian and Black Sea Basins
Crude Accountability celebrates its 10-year anniversary championing human rights and environmental protection in the Caspian and Black Sea basins.
Hidden in Plain Sight: Environmental and Human Rights Violations in the Turkmen Section of the Caspian Sea
The report released by Crude Accountability details how oil spills and demolition of homes in the Caspian Sea region, identified through satellite imagery and analyzed by the Geospatial...
Sufficient Recourse? : Controversial Oil and Gas Projects in the Former Soviet Union and Recommendations to Improve the Compliance Advisor/Ombudsman Function of the World Bank Group
Crude Accountability has published a new report “Sufficient Recourse? : Controversial Oil and Gas Projects in the Former Soviet Union and Recommendations to Improve the Compliance...
The True Cost of Chevron An Alternative Annual Report May 2011
CEO John Watson opens Chevron’s 2010 Annual Report by telling the corporation’s stockholders that “2010 was an outstanding year for Chevron.”
We do not agree.