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WDM campaign successes

We've had some amazing campaign successes over the years. Here are some examples:

2010 After campaigning by WDM, The Royal Bank of Scotland commits to developing external environmental, social and ethical risk statements and internally implementing similar policies for oil and gas, mining and metals and forestry and defence.

2009 Following joint campaigning by WDM and other groups and organisations, EON shelves plans for a new coal power station at Kingsnorth in Kent.

2005 The UK government claims it will end the practice of making aid conditional on sensitive economic policy choices, such as trade liberalisation and privatisation.

1999 The IMF announces proposals to link debt relief to poverty reduction - a key demand of our 'Stop Sapping the Poor' campaign.

1997 WDM convinces multinational Del Monte to allow trade unions on its banana plantations in Costa Rica.

1994 WDM's High Court victory over the government stops the squandering of £234 million of aid on the Pergau dam in Malaysia.

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