Governance

EITI Rules

November 21st 2011 - 1:43PM ... Anders Tunold Kråkenes
The EITI Rules brings together the all the requirements for implementing EITI. It includes the EITI Principles, Criteria, the EITI Requirements, the EITI Articles of Association, the EITI Validation Guide and Policy Notes issued by the EITI Secretariat, conveying decisions taken by the EITI Board. English (Version: April 2011) Russian (Version: April 2011) English (Version: Old Edition) Français (Version: Old Edition) Español (Version: Old Edition) Russian (Version: Old Edition)

Evaluation of the EITI, 2011

June 30th 2011 - 2:13PM ... Anders Tunold Kråkenes
This is the final report from the evaluation of the EITI that was comissioned by the EITI Board and conducted October 2010 to May 2011 by Scanteam. Scanteam was chosen to undertake the evaluation following an open tender. 2011-EITI-evaluation-report.pdf

Progress Report 2009-2011

March 3rd 2011 - 4:25PM ... Maya Minwary
EITI has evolved much between the Doha Conference in 2009 and the Paris Conferene in 2011. Around 50 countries are now engaged in the efforts to improve transparency of revenues from the extractives sector. The EITI Progress Report 2009-2011 brings together highlights from the 33 countries that were implementing the EITI when the report was launched. The report is available in English and French. Contact the Secretariat for hard copies.

Validation Fact Sheet

December 9th 2009 - 10:57AM ... Dyveke Rogan
EITI Validation is EITI's quality assurance mechanism that all implementing countries must undertake in order to become EITI Compliant. A four page fact sheet with an overview of EITI Validation is available here. Validation Fact Sheet - English Validation Fact Sheet - Français Validation Fact Sheet - Russian Validation Fact Sheet with Policy Notes #3 & 4 - English Validation Fact Sheet with Policy Notes #3 & 4 - French Validation Fact Sheet with Policy Notes #3 & 4 - Russian

EITI International Secretariat 2011 Report

February 28th 2012 - 2:08PM ... Anders Tunold Kråkenes
This report provides an account of the EITI International Secretariat’s activities in 2011. It reflects the 2011 workplan agreed by the Board at its meeting in Dar es Salaam in October 2010. The EITI highlights of 2011 include: EITI International Secretariat 2011 Report

Secretariat Workplan

January 4th 2012 - 1:11PM ... Anders Tunold Kråkenes
The Secretariat Workplan 2012 sets out the work of the EITI International Secretariat in 2012. It was presented and approved by the EITI Board at their meeting in Jakarta 25-26 October 2011.The Secretariat Workplan 2011 was presented and approved by the EITI Board at their meeting in Dar es Salaam 19-20 October 2010. EITI Secretariat Workplan 2012.pdf EITI Secretariat Workplan 2010.pdf EITI Secretariat Workplan 2008.pdf EITI Secretariat Workplan 2007.pdf

EITI Board 2009-2011

November 29th 2010 - 4:42PM ... Bady Balde
A list of EITI board members 2009-2011 can be found here.

EITI Policy Notes

January 13th 2010 - 5:11PM ... Anders Tunold Kråkenes
EITI policy and methodology are guided by the EITI Principles and EITI Criteria, and are outlined in detail in the EITI Source Book and EITI Rules. The EITI Board has also issued a number of clarifications and guidance notes to implementing countries. These are published as EITI Policy Notes. The Policy Notes are included in the EITI Rules. PolicyNoteNo01.pdf PolicyNoteNo02.pdf PolicyNoteNo2 [French] PolicyNoteNo03.pdf PolicyNoteNo05.pdf PolicyNoteNo05French.pdf PolicyNoteNo05Russian.pdf PolicyNoteNo05Spanish.pdf

EITI Publications list

November 25th 2009 - 5:49PM ... Dyveke Rogan
The EITI International Secretariat has during the last two years developed a wide range of publications and materials in several different languages about the EITI. This sheet provides an overview of the material that is currently available to all stakeholders. EITI Publications

Heads in the sand

October 26th 2009 - 3:06PM ... Dyveke Rogan
The report "Heads in the sand: Governments ignore the oil supply crunch and threaten the climate" by Global Witness argues that governments have failed to recognise the oil supply crunch. The report calls for governments to officially acknowledge the crunch and to shift urgently into safe sustainable energy alterntives.   Heads in the sand