The OGP summit hosts around 3000 representatives from 70 countries: Heads of State and governments, ministers, public servants, members of parliament, local authorities, civil society representatives, start-ups and digital innovators, civic techs, developers, researchers, journalists will gather in Paris to share their experiences and push forward the open government agenda in light of the global challenges.
This training is for National Coordinators in EITI implementing countries.
Part 1: What should the final roadmaps look like?
Open discussion: For example, what planned activities can help address issues related to, for instance but not limited to, the relevant legal/institutional frameworks, beneficial ownership and PEP definitions, data collection and data reliability? Sharing of country experiences and examples from draft roadmaps.
Part 2: Q&A and next steps
The IACC series is the biggest global anti-corruption gathering, organized by Transparency International (programme
Policy Director Dyveke Rogan is a member of the panel of the session on "Building Trust Through Transparent Ownership
This training is for National Coordinators in EITI implementing countries.
Part 1: How to develop an open data policy
What does the EITI Standard require, possible policy options and steps of creating an open data policy.Duration: 30 minutes
Part 2: Examples from implementing countries
Different approaches to open data and examples of open data policiesDuration: 15 minutes
Part 3: Q&A and next steps
The International Secretariat is providing training to the MSGs and national secretariats in Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire and Togo. More information can be found in the program attached below.
For questions, please contact Gisela Granado
Discussion from different perspectives on the importance of communicating transparency processes related to extractive industry. New trends in open data and the use of modern technology platforms will be presented.
The Forum will be opened by Mr Luis Chang Navarro, Minister of Energy and Mines; and it will close with a press conference at the Intercontinental hotel in Guatemala City.
The EITI will hold a workshop on beneficial ownership for MSG members from Kazakhstan and government officials working on embedding beneficial ownership in legislation; support revising and strengthening a draft beneficial ownership roadmap according to requirement 2.5.b.ii. of the EITI Standard.
In particular, the workshop aims to provide guidance on questions related to definition of beneficial owner, level of details, collection methods and verification procedures.
The EITI is holding a workshop on beneficial ownership for MSG members in Kyrgyz Republic. It will help to revise and strengthen a draft beneficial ownership roadmap according to requirement 2.5.b.ii; support a legal review on beneficial ownership and the completion of the roadmap.
The workshop will also provide guidance on questions related to definition of beneficial owner, level of details, collection methods and verification procedures.
The Anglophone and Lusophone African regional beneficial ownership seminar is 1-3 November. It will involve representatives of national secretariats from up to eleven EITI implementing countries. The main topics will be drafting the beneficial ownership roadmaps, learning from and preparing for validation, mainstreaming and use of data.
Nigeria EITI will be hosting a national consu
The EITI's commodity trading working group meets in London to discuss general updates and developments on reporting practices in EITI countries. Reporting on commodity trading will be piloted in some EITI countries and the meeting will discuss how these efforts can best be supported.
This is a closed event.
For more information on what commodity trading and the EITI, visit our dedicated page on commodity trading
