The 38th Board meeting took place from 25-26 October in Manila, the Phillipines.
Agenda and minutes can be found in PDF format below.
Guyana: Stakeholders agree to use EITI to promote transparencyMozambique recognised by the EITI Board as having made meaningful progress,
The 37th Board meeting will take place from 23-24 May 2017 in Oslo, Norway.
Agenda and minutes are attached below. Follow the meeting on twitter with #EITIOslo17
News and blogs on country decisions and discussions at the Board meeting
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The 36th Board meeting took place from 8-9 March 2017 in Bogota, Colombia.
Find the agenda and minutes of the meeting attached below.
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News and blogs of the Board meeting
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This EITI Report covers Albania's extractive sector in 2017 and 2018. It was published in November 2020.
The Validation procedure relates to how Validation is carried out.
These procedures were approved by the EITI Board in December 2020. They apply to all Validations commencing on 1 April 2021 and thereafter.
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Preparation for ValidationReview of information and preliminary assessmentStakeholder commentsBoard review
The Validation Guide provides guidance on assessing EITI Requirements, and has been updated in accordance with the 2019 Standard. This version was approved by the EITI Board in December 2020.
This EITI Report covers Kazakhstan's extractive sector in 2019. The report is available in Russian.
This EITI Report covers Kazakhstan's extractive sector in 2018. The report is available in Russian.
The 49th EITI Board meeting will be held virtually on 17-18 February 2021
Minutes will become accessible here in [English] and [French]
Draft agenda will be accessible here in [English] and [French]
Decisions taken at the Board meeting can be found here
Find an overview of all Board meetings here
Any queries regarding the 49th Board meeting should be addressed to: Secretariat@eiti.org
The report is Myanmar's first commodity trading report covering the sales of the government share of oil and gas. The report was published in December 2020 and covers sales data from 2017 - 2018. According to the data received from MOGE, the revenue from the commodity trading after reconciliation amounted to MMK 1,179,195 million (Appx USD 900 million or 60% of total revenue from the extractive sector) in 2017-2018. Details of the report can also be accessed on MEITI website here
This is Mongolia's 2020 and 2021 EITI Work plan.
