THE BAKU-CEYHAN PIPELINE CAMPAIGN
WHAT YOU CAN DO

Without public finance this project cannot go ahead. It is vital to put pressure on key decision makers for financing the BCP, and companies who are involved in the project. Here are some ideas for getting involved:

Outreach and publicity
Organise a speaker meeting- come to speaker training or contact us for support in organizing a meeting about the pipeline. We have information, materials and a range of speakers about different aspects of the pipeline project. If you'd like to be a key motivator in your area, then come along to the speaker training in January

Students - Organize speaker meetings, write letters, ask questions.. and more.. at BP recruitment events, and oppose BP sponsorship in your universities.

Unions - pass a resolution in your Union opposing public finance for the Baku-Ceyhan pipeline

Visit this website - for up to date information and news of recent and forthcoming campaigns.

Join the Action List
Send us your name, address and email / phone number and we'll keep you updated on upcoming events, meetings, demonstrations and news.

Come to the Teach-In, London, Sat 25th January 2003
If you want to be more involved in the campaign, get this date in your diary now. The teach-in day will focus on the key issues in the morning, and move on to more practical campaigning ideas in the afternoon. We'll be updating on the international campaigns, planning for existing campaigning in the UK, and planning our next steps for our local areas.
Contact info@risingtide.org.uk or the Oxford office for further info.

Write a letter
Friends of the Earth have organised an e-mail campaign to write letters to Clare Short at the Department for International Development, which overseas the British directors for tow of the main sources of finance for the project: the World Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)
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Organise a Local Campaign
If you would like to organise a local campaign, write to us or call us on 01865 241 097