This is the list of Members of the EITI Association as of 19 June 2019.
Together, these individuals form the Members' Meeting, which elects the EITI Board. For more information on the governance of the EITI, see https://eiti.org/governance
The EITI Report covers Tanzania#s extractive sector in the period from 1 July 2017 to 30 June 2018. It was published in June 2020.
Chad's 2017 EITI Report covers extractive activities in the country for that fiscal year.
Theis the the workplan for Ukraine's EITI for the year 2020.
This paper is the result of research and a comprehensive review and interrogation of how the EITI and Open Ownership work. It has benefited from the engagement of a wide range of stakeholders from both organisations, and key global and local partners. The process included interviews with experts and government implementers of beneficial ownership transparency, both at the international and country level.
This Special Report is the third in a series by the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) on the evolution and impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic in Latin America and the Caribbean.
This policy brief takes a snapshot of immediate impacts of the pandemic on health, economies, peace, security, human rights and humanitarian assistance in Africa. It outlines response measures currently being taken by African and external stakeholders and provides recommendations to protect gains in the fight against the pandemic and maximise opportunities in the recovery for a more inclusive and sustainable future as countries emerge from this crisis.
As a prominent multi-stakeholder transparency initiative, the EITI has to take into account the diversity of implementing country circumstances and the divergent (and sometimes conflicting) expectations of different stakeholders. The unique nature of the initiative presents an opportunity to take a leadership role in establishing and communicating good practice in measuring results and impact.
Board Paper 47-5. EITI Board decision 2020-35/BM-47
The paper clarifies the assessment of sign-up steps that countries are expected to address before being designated as EITI implementing countries. The framework clarifies the criteria and evidence that the Board will consider in assessing whether the sign-up steps related to Requirements 1.1-1.5 have been respected.
