This Excel file displays the size of extractive sector revenues related to state-owned enterprises, and compares it to the EITI countries' progress on transparency in this area. It draws directly on the API of the website.
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Statement from the EITI International Secretariat
We note the BBC Panorama documentary “the $10 Billion Energy Scandal” on Sunday 2 June and subsequent statements regarding the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) Validation of Senegal.
Senegal was admitted as an EITI member country in October 2013. In accordance with the EITI Standard, all EITI implementing countries are subject to period evaluation (“Validation”). The Validation of Senegal commenced in July 2017.
Reference: 2019-42/BC-276
The Board expressed its concern about the weakening of government engagement and MSG oversight in Liberia. Following a review in accordance with Requirement 8.6, the Board found that Liberia has made inadequate progress in implementing requirements related to government engagement (1.1), the multi-stakeholder group (1.4) and the work plan (1.5). Progress in implementing Requirement 1.3 on civil society engagement and Requirement 1.2 on company engagement is considered meaningful.
Reference: 2019-43/BM-44
Where: 42st Board meeting in Kyiv, Ukraine
Description: the Board acknowledges the adoption of the 2019 EITI Standard to be launched at the EITI Global Conference in Paris on 18-19 June.
Based on: Article 12, Articles of Association
Internal: 43nd Board meeting papersPublic domain:Blog: the road from Kyiv to ParisMinutes of the 42nd Board meetingOverview of proposed changes to EITI Requirements
The Progress Report is the EITI’s annual overview of the progress to improve transparency and governance of natural resources in the EITI countries around the world.
The Annual Progress Report provides an overview of all EITI Papua New Guinea's activities during 2018
This EITI Report covers Timor-Leste's extractive sector in 2016. It was published in June 2019.
The report can also be found on TL-EITI's webpage
Myanmar EITI Annual Progress Report 2018-2019.
The report can also be found on M-EITI's webpage.
