On 24 December 2019, the Board agreed that Indonesia has made meaningful progress overall in implementing the 2016 EITI Standard.
Timeline of Validation and related materials
1 September 2018: Validation commenced7-16 November 2018: Country visit
Initial data collection and stakeholder consultations
17 April 2019 - Report on Initial data collection and stakeholder consultation [English
The deadline for this request for Expressions of Interest has now passed.
The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) is seeking a consultant to support the EITI multi-stakeholder group (MSG) in Indonesia in improving its communications and disseminations activities to ensure the latter are citizen-oriented and strategic, with the aim of maximising the impact of EITI disclosures and encouraging local debate about the management of the extractive sector.
This is the EITI Indonesia draft 2020 work plan.
The 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,
This EITI Report covers Indonesia's extractive sector in 2016. It was published in December 2018 and is available in English and Indonesian.
This is the EITI Indonesia 2017 Annual Progress Report (in accordance with Requirements 7.4 and 8.4).
This is the EITI Indonesia 2018 work plan (in accordance with Requirement 1.5).
Indonesia’s first commodity trading report is a set of 1,909 transaction records supplied by the upstream regulator SKK Migas. All the data in these records were previously available on the SKK Migas’s website. The recorded value of the transactions, covering shipments of 115 million barrels of crude oil and condensates, is $4.74 billion. Most or all of the transactions included are valued under the Indonesian Crude Price (ICP), an official selling system governing oil and condensates produced in Indonesia and intended for domestic consumption there. Exports of Liquefied Natural Gas,
This EITI Report covers Indonesia's extractive sector in 2015. It was published in December 2017 and is available in English and Indonesian.
This is the EITI Indonesia 2016 Annual Progress Report (in accordance with Requirements 7.4 and 8.4).
