a World Bank report by its Independent Evaluation Group (IEG) that critically evaluates the Bank's support for environmental sustainability

addresses the most pressing issues of our time: population growth and corporate economic growth as they interact with resource consumption rates, pushing us toward global ecological collapse

provides information and strategic support to NGOs and social movements throughout the world on the projects, policies and practices of the World Bank and other Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs)

a network of civil society organisations and individuals tracking the operations of the private financial sector (commercial banks, investors, insurance companies, pension funds) and its effect on people and the planet

Amnesty International details human rights abuses against environmental activists around the World, including providing opportunities to take action

provides a wide array of links to resources regarding social and environmental shortcomings of major comporations, including suggestions on how to investigate publicly traded corporations

a radical research and publishing group that supports activism against large corporations, particularly multinationals

encourages citizen acivism including alerts and information regarding how to achieve corporate accountability

Rainforest Action Network campaign against a global bank that refuses to adopt the Equator Principles, the bare minimum environmental safeguards, much less best practices on climate destabilization, endangered forest protection, and indigenous rights

seeks to cut wasteful and environmentally harmful governmental spending

helps you make smarter purchasing decisions by allowing you to investigate hundreds of companies on a range of issues

report on the campaign to move the banking sector from promises to performance in regard to supporting sustainable development (pdf)

the citizen portal on corporations, assesses the environmental and social performance of a number of transnational corporations