This expert report, authored by independent consultant Anwar Ravat, was originally commissioned to review the data assurance procedures used in EITI implementing countries and their cost, and to determine whether the use of Independent Administrators (AIs) safeguards the reporting of comprehensive and reliable data.
Mauritania's work plan for 2020. Includes section on measurement and evaluation and mapping of EITI contributions to national priorities. Document is in French.
The EITI's accounts are audited by HCA Revisjons & Rådgivning AS who were engaged as EITI’s auditor in 2014 by the Board. The auditor in the period 2007 until 2014 was MGI Revisjon Asker DA, named Grant Thornton Asker before 2008.
In addition to the Audited Accounts, the EITI Secretariat presents the Board with a set of detailed accounts that compares expenditure against the budget.
Read more about funding of the EITI here
EITI Budgets are available in the EITI Work plans
Mauritania will be assessed against the 2016 Standard for this Validation. Its request for an extension of the transition to the 2019 Standard was granted by the Board in 13.02.2020.
Timeline of Validation and related materials
21-23 January 2020: Stakeholder consultations through pre-Validation mission27 February 2020: Validation commenced
DATE - Draft Secretariat assessment [English]DATE - Comments from the MSG [English]DATE - Final Secretariat assessment [English]
Validation Committee and Board review
This is Afghanistan's 2020 EITI work plan, approved in February 2020.
Board Paper 46-4-B for the Board's decision on establishing a pilot to accelerate systematic disclosures in EITI countries. The Board decided to adopt the Implementation Committees recommendations (decision 2020-07/BM-46
The Implementation Committee recommends that the Board reviews progress with encouraging systematic disclosure. The Implementation Committee has assessed the progress made in implementing the recommendations agreed in February 2018. The Committee’s main finding is that implementing countries have made limited progress with systematic disclosures.
The 46th EITI Board meeting was held on 13-14 February in Oslo Norway.
The agenda for this meeting is available below. Any queries regarding the 46th Board meeting should be addressed to: Secretariat@eiti.org
The Ministry of Mines & Petroleum has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the Afghanistan Gas Project, (AGASP) and intends to apply part of the proceeds for consulting services. The consulting services (“the Services”) include On behalf of GOIRA and the AEITI MSG, the AEITI seeks a competent and credible firm, free from conflicts of interest, to provide Independent Administrator services in accordance with the EITI Standard. The services are expected to be delivered with a total duration of 6 months.
