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Rapport

21 mai 2026

Auteur:
Just Finance International

Report: EACOP Monitoring Gaps: Compliance Claims Diverge From Reality

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"EACOP Monitoring Gaps: Compliance Claims Diverge From Reality", Just Finance International, 21 May 2026

As the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) approaches first oil, its operators maintain that robust monitoring and compliance systems are in place to manage environmental and human rights risks, including the conduct of public and private security forces. However, community testimony, limited disclosures, and gaps in accessible monitoring data raises serious questions about whether these systems function effectively in practice.

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