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The Board agreed that Liberia is ineligible for an extension of the reporting and Validation deadlines and is suspended effective 4 September 2018.

Published Date:

August, 2018

Publisher:

EITI

Reference: 2018-45/BC-256

The Board agreed that Liberia is ineligible for an extension of the reporting deadline and is suspended effective 4 September 2018.

In accordance with the EITI Standard, the suspension will be lifted if the EITI Board is satisfied that the outstanding EITI Report is endorsed by the multi-stakeholder group (MSG) and published within six months of the deadline (i.e. by 31 December 2018). If the outstanding EITI Report is not published by 31 December 2018,

Guidance note 14 on the establishment and governance of multi-stakeholder groups

Published Date:

August, 2018

Publisher:

EITI

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Relates to requirement 1.4

The multi-stakeholder approach is central to the operation and philosophy of the EITI, and it is reflected in how the EITI is governed and implemented. A multi-stakeholder group (MSG) comprised of representatives from government, companies and civil society is established to oversee EITI implementation. Although the mandate of the MSG varies across countries,

Guidance note 2 on developing an EITI work plan, including template

Published Date:

August, 2018

Publisher:

EITI

Guidance note 23 on preparing for Validation

Published Date:

August, 2018

Publisher:

EITI

Relates to requirement 8.3

Note that this guidance note has not been updated yet to reflect the changes to the Validation procedure in February 2017.

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Report on Ghana EITI Oil & Gas Commodity Trading Pilot

Published Date:

August, 2018

Publisher:

Ghana EITI

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This report encompasses the findings and recommendations of Ghana’s Commodity Trading Pilot Programme. Ghana is one of five countries involved in the EITI pilot project on commodity trading.

It is possible to produce a commodity trading report for oil sales in Ghana that contains reconciled data from both GNPC as the seller and the buyers for the period 1 January 2015 to 31 December 2017.There is a high level of correlation between the data received from GNPC, the buyers, GRA, and Bank of Ghana.