NAIF Inadequate Project Assessment and Failure of Public Interest Test
Our research in the context of Adani calls into question the project assessment and approval process of the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF) as it relates to a A$900 million loan request as well as the adequacy of the NAIF’s tests for risk appetite and for whether a project is in the public interest.
Full Letter: NAIF_Inadequate Project Assessment and Failure of Public Interest Test Submission
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