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Article

8 Oct 2012

Author:
Crude Accountability

[PDF] After the BTC pipeline and EITI validation: Where are prosperity and transparency in Azerbaijan?

...Crude Accountability met with civil society activists, corporate representatives, and state agencies in Baku, Azerbaijan to discuss social and environmental practices related to the petroleum industry. These conversations helped clarify questions about how the Azerbaijani economy and society have changed in the six years since the completion of the controversial Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil pipeline...The discussions revealed a number of civil society’s most significant concerns about social and environmental side effects of the petroleum industry’s...development...[The Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited SOCAR and BP to respond. BP’s response is below. SOCAR did not respond.]