The complaint concerned the alleged negative environmental impact of the Ecocimento Fibre Cement Project in Mozambique. The complainant‘s company, Construa, had purchased a property containing the asbestos dumps from the Lusalite in Maputo in Mozambique under the condition, confirmed by Lusalite, that the property would have been decontaminated from asbestos for which, as the Bank was financing Lusalite for the decontamination and upgrade of i.a. that production site, the complainant had i.a. relied on the EIB web-notice on the Project. However, between 250 000 tons and 400 000 of contaminants have remained untouched on the contested property. As (i) Lusalite failed to comply with EIB loan conditionality and (ii) that on the concerned site the asbestos dumps had since remained unprotected and unsecured, and thus present a threat to public health and local laws and international protocols on the decontamination procedures have been violated, there is a substantial negative environmental impact from the site. The complainant argues that the EIB has committed an instance of maladministration by approving the Project and points out that EIB has breached its environmental policy.