Reference: 2018-60/BC-263
Stephen Douglas (companies constituency), Senior Adviser to the President at Total replaces Jean-François Lassalle (Total), Board alternate to Erik Nürnberg, Equinor.
Based on: Article 5, Articles of Association
Public domain: EITI Board membersInternal: Board circular 263
This EITI Report covers Papua New Guinea extractive sector in 2017. It was published in December 2018.
The EITI invites stakeholders to comment on opportunities to improve the collection, dissemination and utilisation of EITI summary data.
A revised template is attached below for comment. Stakeholders are invited to comment on:
Does the template adequately address the challenges encountered with data collection, including user guidance and issues related to data standardisation? Does the template adequately incorporate new developments in EITI implementation, such as an increased focus on systematic disclosures and enabling project-level reporting?
On 18 January 2019, Afghanistan was found to have made inadequate progress in implementing the EITI Standard. See Board decision 2019-2/BC-264
Timeline of Validation and related materials
1 November 2017 - Validation commenced20 - 25 January 2018 - Country visit
Initial data collection and stakeholder consultations
9 July 2019 - Report on Initial data collection and stakeholder consultation [
This EITI Report covers Indonesia's extractive sector in 2016. It was published in December 2018 and is available in English and Indonesian.
This EITI Report covers Democratic Republic of Congo's extractive sector in 2016. It was published in December 2018.
Reference: 2019-2/BC-264
Description: See PDF attached at bottom of the page for the decision in full.
Based on: Requirement 8.3 EITI Validation deadlines and consequences
Internal: Board circular 264Public domain:Afghanistan 2017 ValidationNews item on the decisionScore card: Afghanistan's progress by requirement
This EITI Report was issued in December 2018 and covers the 2017 fiscal year. It is the Philippines's fifth EITI Report.
This document includes the reconciliation exercise for year 2016 in Dominican Republic. It is complemented by the contextual information included in the Dominican Republic EITI Portal
This report summarizes the results of Iraq's EITI reconciliation of payments and revenues for 2016 and provides information pertaining to the mining, oil and gas sectors in Iraq.
It does not include reconciliation of data related to the extractive industries in Kurdistan Region. This data was requested from the Kurdistan Regional Government but was not provided, although the 2016 EITI Report includes some information about the extractive industry in KRG based on publicly-available information.