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Unternehmensantwort

29 Mai 2014

Autor:
Dinant

[PDF] Response from Dinant

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…I strongly object to the assumption…that the World Bank undertook a thorough audit and concluded that Dinant was responsible or linked to killings related to the land conflict in the Bajo Aguán. Dinant strongly takes issue with many of the unfounded assertions made in the the CAO report…referred to in your article as the Bank´s own findings…[Regarding] Dinant´s provision of accommodation facilities for the Xatruch Joint Military Task Force…I can assure you this was done with the best intentions…We are in the process of signing all necessary documents in order to ensure full transparency of the process…I invite you to visit out African Palm plantations in the Bajo Aguán region to see…the extensive resources that Dinant is investing in community engagement, and environmental and social management.

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