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  1. Bonn International Center for Conversion
     Bonn, FRG: BICC
     Papers of the conference 'Money makes the war go roud?: The EU and transforming the economy of war in Sudan' (2002, June 12-13; Brussels)
     http://www.bicc.de/general/events/sudanws/programme.html

  2. Civil Society Views on the World Bank Extractive Industries Review
     Amsterdam, Nederland
     These independent pages compile civil society views on the World Bank Extractive Industries Review (EIR). The EIR was set up on the instigation of World Bank President James Wolfensohn to “review the pros and cons” of financing in the oil, mining and gas sector and completed its final report in December 2003.
    The official site of the EIR can be found at www.eireview.org.
     http://eireview.info/

  3. Economies of Conflict - Private Sector Activities and Armed Conflict
     Oslo: FAFO Institute
     FAFO PICCR’s Economies of Conflict project researches the question of certain private sector activities help sustain armed conflict and what can be done about it? Includes a series of excellent reports from practitioners and researchers on the role of diamonds, timber, fuel and illicit finance.
     http://www.fafo.no/nsp/ecocon.htm

  4. European Coalition on Oil in Sudan
     Utrecht, The Netherlands: ECOS
     Coalition of European organisations working for peace for Sudan and campaining at European governments and oil companies for action to ensure that Sudan's oil wealth ceases to fuel war.
     http://www.ecosonline.org/index.html

  5. Global Witness
     Londen, Groot-Brittannië
     Britse NGO die zich richt op de relatie tussen mensenrechtenschendingen en milieu. GW voert campagnes en onderzoek uit over de gevolgen van grondstoffenexploitatie op landen en hun inwoners. Publiceert onderzoeksrapporten (alle on-line. waaronder over Angola, DR Congo en Zimbabwe) en lobbiet bij regeringen, internationale organisaties en bedrijven en mobiliseert de publieke opinie.
     http://www.globalwitness.org

  6. Guardian special report: Oil and petrol
     London: The Guardian
     News and analyses of the oil industry and trade around the world.
     http://www.guardian.co.uk/oil

  7. Heritage Oil Corporation
     Calgery, Alberta, Canada
     Assets and operations of the Heritage Oil Corp., chaired by Micael Gulbenkian and active in Africa (Angola, DRC, Uganda) and the Middle East. Includes maps of operations
     http://www.heritageoilcorp.com/assets.htm

  8. Ideation Conferences
     Toronto, Canada: Ideation Group
     Ideation Conferences is a Canadian conference management firm, working to help Canadians understand and respond to emerging trends and public policy issues. Includes the Sudan report Oct 2001, resource page: Findings of the joint Canadian-British investigation into links between oil development and conflict in Sudan.
     http://www.ideationconferences.com/

  9. Making a killing: the business of war
     Washington DC: Center for Public Integrity
     11-part series by the CPI's International Consortium of Investigative Journalists examining the role of private military companies in war zones and their connections with national and corporate interests, especially drilling and mining diamonds
     http://www.publicintegrity.org/bow/

  10. Pax Christi: Sudan
     Utrecht, The Netherlands
     The Dutch Catholic peace organisation Pax Christi is active in Sudan since 1993. On these pages you find several documents in English, including on the role of oil in the Sudanese conflict.
     http://www.paxchristi.nl/sudan.html

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