Regional Director Francisco Paris visiting Mexico to support the multi-stakeholder group on working on the candidature application. Further meetings with civil society groups and PEMEX, Mexico's state-owned oil company.
Regional Director Francisco Paris is visiting Suriname (which became an EITI implementing country in May). He is meeting with the multi-stakeholder group to discuss mainstreaming, beneficial ownership, the reporting cycle and timelines, as well as governance of the multi-stakeholder group. Meeting with Minister Dodson.
Dave Abeleven – Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Natural Resources and the EITI's National CoordinatorRudy Jadoopat – National Coordinator of Guyana (the country is not
Two secretariat members facilitate a technical roundtable and a workshop with the Ghana EITI national secretariat and stakeholders on commodity trading transparency, together with GHEITI and NRGI.
For questions about this training, please contact the International Secretariat (secretariat@eiti.org
The International Secretariat is visiting the country to carry out the first stage (Initial data collection and stakeholder consultation) of Validation. To find out more about Côte d'Ivoire (includes information on the country manager), visit the country page
Sam Bartlett from the Secretariat welcomes stakeholder input in preparation to the country visits.
Training for the multi-stahkeholder group on beneficial ownership and on mainstreaming conducted together with Ernst & Young. The main purpose of the workshop is to kick off the mainstreaming feasibility work supported by the EGPS (World Bank) carried out by Ernst&Young Kazakhstan.
Jointly organised by the OECD Development Centre and the G7 CONNEX Initiative
Building collective knowledge for actionable policies
The EITI is participating in this event, notably in session 5A.
The Policy Dialogue on Natural Resource-based Development is a multi-year intergovernmental process of knowledge sharing and peer learning among OECD and Partner natural resource producing countries on how to harness natural resources for structural transformation and more inclusive and broad
Deputy Head of the EITI, Eddie Rich, is leading a session of this workshop by U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre
Full title: Responding to corruption: The case of hidden private state-backed loans and the costs of corruption to the Mozambican economy
The recent case of private, hidden, state-backed loans in Mozambique illustrates the seriousness of the governance and corruption challenges facing the country. It has created a multi-faceted crisis including macro-economic,
The International Secretariat is visiting the country to carry out the first stage (Initial data collection and stakeholder consultation) of Validation. To find out more about Burkina Faso (includes information on the country manager), visit the country page
Sam Bartlett from the Secretariat welcomes stakeholder input in preparation to the country visits.
EITI, in collaboration with NRGI, held a two day workshop in Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic from 8-9 June. The main purpose of the workshop was to kick off the mainstreaming feasibility work supported by the World Bank's EGPS and carried out by Eurasia Foundation of Central Asia (EFCA). The workshop also discussed corrective actions from the first Validation and a recent benchmarking study of NRGI.
The International Secretariat is providing a two-day workshop to th the Armenian EITI multi-stakeholder group. Program see attached below.
