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Economic justice - resisting neoliberalism Trade and investment, development funding and corporate lobbying are the drivers of the current economic model. This model is based on the
belief that export and economic growth will make the world a better place. However, whilst this has been very beneficial for large corporations, it excludes and even harms the most impoverished people while doing little to protect the environment.
Friends of the Earth International challenges the influence of big corporations and questions neoliberal policies and trade that do not take people’s needs into account. Our campaigns aim to change the course of the economy in a dynamic, creative and constructive way. We share the inspiration and the positive experiences with old and new, just and sustainable development thinking and practices.
Find out more about how we're working to bring about economic justice
 greenwash
in focus Vale, the construction company behind Brazil's Belo Monte Dam - currently displacing 40,000 people in the Amazon - has been crowned the worst corporation of the year.
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How European banks and private finance profit from food speculation and land grabsDaniel Pentzlin introduces Farming Money, Friends of the Earth Europe's latest report that looks at how European banks and private finance profit from food speculation and land grabs. Public Eye award winnersAt a press conference within view of the World Economic Forum (WEF) a banking giant and construction giant have been crowned the world's worst companies. Vote for Vale as the world's worst multinational companyOur colleagues at Friends of the Earth Brazil urge you to vote for the construction company behind Brazil's Belo Monte Dam - currently displacing 40,000 people in the Amazon - to be crowned the worst corporation of the year. |
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