The Board agrees revisions to the EITI's KPIs
The proposed revisions include a simplification and reduction of EITI KPIs from 92 to 48 indicators.
Board decision
The Board agrees these revised key performance indicators (KPIs). It further agreed that:
- The International Secretariat will implement the proposed KPIs as part of the 2023 work planning cycle, by setting targets for the KPIs, as proposed in the paper, in the 2023 work plan, monitoring progress on those targets throughout the year, and reporting on the 2023 KPIs to the Board together with financial reporting for 2023;
- The International Secretariat will amend and adapt these KPIs as appropriate in response to issues of data accessibility, data reliability, or cost of implementation identified during their implementation. The Secretariat will inform the Board via Governance and Oversight Committee of any significant changes made in this regard.
- The Governance and Oversight Committee will review experiences with the adapted KPIs following reporting for 2023, including consideration of opportunities for further revisions in order to maximize their utility and alignment with changes to the EITI Standard.
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Board decision
Albania's Validation commencement date remains 1 July 2025

Board decision
Tajikistan has achieved a fairly low score in implementing the 2019 EITI Standard

Board decision
The Board agreed to reflect the decision on the revised Validation model in the EITI Standard and the Validation guide

Board decision
62nd EITI Board meeting minutes are approved