The yearly workplans set out core activities by the International Secretariat, and are approved by the EITI Board. The work plans reflect the key priorities of the international management of the EITI for the following calendar year.
Senegal's 2018 EITI Report covers extractive activities in the country for that fiscal year. The document is in French.
This EITI Report covers Timor-Leste's extractive sector in 2017.
This report sets out key summary information on the extractive industries in the UK. The website provides a deeper overview of these industries, including a comprehensive overview of the extractive industries in the UK, and dedicated pages on the upstream oil and gas sector, and the mining and quarrying sectors in the UK.
Following the summary information this report goes on to set out data on extractives-related payments received and made by the UK Government in 2018. This is the result of a data gathering and reconciliation exercise overseen by the multi-stakeholder group.
Has the EITI been successful? Many efforts have been devoted to improvingresource governance through the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative.A review of 50 evaluations concludes that the EITI has succeeded in diffusingthe norm of transparency, establishing the EITI standard, and institutionalizingtransparency practices. Yet, there remains an evidence gap with regard to themechanisms linking EITI adoption and development outcomes. Addressing thisgap will require developing a theory of change for the EITI and demonstratingcausality through more sophisticated methods.
This EITI Report covers Tanzania's extractive sector in the period from 1 July 2016 to 30 June 2017. It was published in December 2019.
The DRC EITI published its 2017 Contextual Report and its 2017 Reconciliation Report on 31 December 2019. These reports cover the DRC's mining and oil and gas sectors in 2017. They are in French and are also available on the DRC EITI website. Individual company and government agency data is available in open format on the DRC EITI data portal
Validation assesses how EITI implementing countries are progressing towards meeting EITI requirements. In October 2019, the EITI Board decided to launch a review of the Validation process. As an initial step, the views of EITI stakeholders are being sought through this consultation.
The consultation is open to all stakeholders. We are actively seeking a range of responses, across regions and stakeholder groups.
Step 1: Download the consultation questions
Step 2: Consult your immediate stakeholders if you are submitting a joint response.
This is Germany's second EITI Report, covering 2017. The Report in English will be added once available.
Please also refer to Germany's online portal to find information on the extractive resources sector, as much of the information on the sector is disclosed online.
The German report includes chapters on:
Dealing with human intervention in nature - what the legal requirements are on renaturation of the landscape, as well as legal environmental requirements for receiving the permit to extract.
The Annual Progress Report provides an overview of the activities of EITI Mauritania in 2018.
