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Charting the next steps for transparency in extractives

When the over 1000 delegates from 95 countries meet in Sydney later this month, it will be at a defining moment for the emerging global coalition to ensure transparency of natural resources, writes Jonas Moberg, Head of the EITI Secretariat.

EITI Global Conference: Sydney 23-24 May 2013

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"If we are walking on gold, why are we so poor?"

3.5 billion people live in resource-rich countries. Still, many are not seeing results from extraction of their natural resources. And too often poor governance leaves citizens suffering from conflict and corruption.

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