Latin American CSOs share with AIIB's President their analysis and suggestions regarding the role the Bank should play in contributing to sustainable development that is socially and economically just and inclusive, and that helps Latin America effectively address the climate, environmental, and economic challenges affecting the region. They also express the need for the AIIB to promote substantive spaces for dialogue and engagement with civil society.

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Latin American civil society organizations analyze the PPM policy, making recommendations to consolidate a diligent mechanism that provides real access to consultation and remediation for people affected by projects financed by the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.

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Ecuadorian organizations, networks and social collectives express their concerns regarding the possible ratification of the Ecuador-China Free Trade Agreement and warn about its implications and impacts on human rights, social collectives and the environment. They request the Ecuadorian National Assembly to thoroughly analyse the treaty and discuss its content with social organizations.

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Latin American organizations approach the new Chinese banking regulator, the National Financial Regulatory Administration asking for the prioritization of the commitments established in the Green Finance Guidelines for the Banking and Insurance Industry.

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Latin American organizations inform MOFCOM about the Concluding Observations of China's Third Periodic Report by CESCR and recommend urgent and effective implementation of the "Guidelines for Ecological Environmental Protection in Foreign Investment Cooperation and Construction Projects" and the "Guidelines for Environmental Protection in Foreign Investment and Cooperation”.

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