Myanmar 2016-2017 EITI Report
Published Date:
March, 2019Publisher:
Myanmar EITIThis EITI Report covers Myanmar's extractive sector in 2016 and 2017. It was published in March 2019.
Myanmar 2016-2017 EITI Report
Published Date:
March, 2019This EITI Report covers Myanmar's extractive sector in 2016 and 2017. It was published in March 2019.
Kyiv Board meeting minutes are approved.
Published Date:
March, 2019Publisher:
EITIReference: 2019-27/BC-270
Description: Meeting minutes from the 42nd Board meeting in Kyiv are approved as of 29 March 2019.
Based on: Board Manual, 5.2
Internal: Board circular 270Public: 42nd Board meeting
Beneficial ownership in Asia
Published Date:
February, 2019Publisher:
EITIThe Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) requires its 52 implementing countries to disclose beneficial ownership information by 1 January 2020. Since the requirement was agreed by the EITI Board in 2016, several governments have introduced reforms. There have been varying degrees of progress given the different political contexts, government systems and levels of capacity. However, considerable progress has been made in developing legal frameworks, increasing awareness among stakeholders,
Chad EITI 2018-2020 work plan
Published Date:
February, 2019Publisher:
Chad EITIChad EITI published its 2018-2020 work plan in February 2018, in accordance with Requirement 1.5 of the EITI Standard.
The Board suspended Guatelmala for missing the deadlines for the 2016 EITI Report and the 2017 annual progress report.
Published Date:
February, 2019Publisher:
EITIReference: 2019-3/BC-266
Board agreed that Guatemala is suspended effective 1 February 2019 due to the failure to publish the 2016 EITI Report and the 2017 Annual Progress Report by 31 December 2018. In accordance with the EITI Standard, the suspension will be lifted if the EITI Board is satisfied that the 2016 EITI Report is published within six months of the deadline (i.e. by 30 June 2019) and the outstanding Annual Progress Report is published. If the 2016 EITI Report is not published by 30 June 2019,
The Board suspended Madagascar for missing the deadline for the 2017 annual progress report.
Published Date:
February, 2019Publisher:
EITIReference: 2019-4/BC-266
Board agreed that Madagascar is suspended effective 1 February 2019 due to the failure to publish the 2017 Annual Progress Report by 31 December 2018. In accordance with the EITI Standard, the suspension will be lifted if the EITI Board is satisfied that the outstanding Annual Progress Report has been published. The suspension will remain in force until the EITI Board is satisfied that the country has met requirement 8.4. If the suspension is in effect for more than one year, the EITI Board will delist Madagascar.
The Board suspended Togo for missing the deadline for the 2017 annual progress report.
Published Date:
February, 2019Publisher:
EITIReference: 2019-5/BC-266
The Board agreed that Togo is suspended effective 1 Febraury 2019 due to the failure to publish the 2017 Annual Progress Report by 31 December 2018. In accordance with the EITI Standard, the suspension will be lifted if the EITI Board is satisfied that the outstanding Annual Progress Report has been published. The suspension will remain in force until the EITI Board is satisfied that the country has met requirement 8.4. If the suspension is in effect for more than one year, the EITI Board will delist Togo.
The EITI Board acknowledged that Liberia published the 2015/16 EITI Report but didn't publish the 2017 annual progress report by the deadline of 31 December 2018.
Published Date:
February, 2019Publisher:
EITIReference: 2019-6/BC-266
The EITI Board acknowledged that Liberia published the 2015/16 EITI Report but did not publish the 2017 annual progress report by the deadline of 31 December 2018. The EITI Board calls upon the government to address the progress with the corrective actions from Validation, including the publication of an EITI Report that meets requirement 4.8 on timely EITI reporting, and the publication of the 2017 Annual Progress Report.
Based on: EITI Requirement 8.4 annual progress report deadline.
The Board agreed that Mali is eligible for an extension of its second Validation deadline.
Published Date:
February, 2019Publisher:
EITIReference: 2019-7/BC-266
The Board agreed that Mali is eligible for an extension of its second Validation deadline, due to exceptional circumstances that led to significant delays in EITI implementation in the year 2018. Mali’s second Validation, initially scheduled to start on 28 November 2018, will now begin on 28 February 2019. The Secretariat will take into consideration, to the extent possible, all publicly available information up to 28 February 2019.