World Bank Action Day

Friday, April 25, 2025 at NOON in Washington D.C.


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On Thursday, April 24th, Friends of the Earth is taking action in D.C.
as part of the Global Day of Action to Stop Financing Factory Farming
and we want you there!

The World Bank cannot claim to fight poverty while funding industrial animal agriculture.

Where: World Bank HQ Visitors Entrance (752 18th St NW, Washington D.C.)
When: 12:00 – 1:00 pm

RSVP to join us in D.C. 
Cannot make it to D.C.? Find a Global Day of Action event near you! 

Spring Meetings 2025 – Washington D.C.

Yes, we are doing it again.
We as Civil Society will express our criticism of unjust international financial structures.

PROTECT THE PLANET. PROTECT OUR CLIMATE.
JOIN US!

Friday, April 25, 12pm – Edward Murrow Park, in front of the World Bank
TBC – Stay tuned for news

25 October, 2024: International CSO Groups in front of the White House.
Speeches about the use of world bank money to support gas activities and fuel the climate crisis.

For more visit our Impressions section.

April 19, 2024: International CSO Groups in front of the International Finance Corporation, IFC – the private sector arm of the World Bank.
Speech on the lack of Transparency and Accountability, for which the management is responsible.

The Fossil Bank

Since the Paris Climate Agreement, the World Bank has provided at least $14.8 billion to fossil fuel projects. In 2022 alone, an additional $3.7 billion in World Bank trade finance went to oil and gas. The true number is likely much, much higher, considering there are six “Trojan Horses” through which the World Bank continues to smuggle in financing for the fossil fuel industry!

Actions in Indonesia (Photos by KRUHA)

WBAD Autumn 2023 in Marrakesh

Last Autumn we were again present during the World Bank Group Annuals in Marrakesh.

Who Are We?

We are an international coalition of NGOs. The rising temperature of the atmosphere endangers the future of our world. Meanwhile the World Bank, despite the Paris Agreement, still supports the expansion of coal, oil and gas. Through direct and indirect measures, the World Bank creates incentives for many countries to pursue the expansion of fossil energies. Our goal is to get the World Bank and its donors out of all funding for coal, oil and gas NOW.

Protest in Manila, Philippines, by Asian Peoples’ Movement on Debt and Development

World Bank Action Day Blog

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