Find information collecting data on government revenues from natural resources using IMF's GFS below. 

News item on IMF and EITI collaboration (October 2014)

These (Terms of Reference) ToRs are provided by the EITI International Secretariat. MSGs may wish to draw on these model Terms of Reference for when they establish their own ToR. Guidance note 14 elaborates further on establishing an MSG. Questions about this note can be directed to the EITI International Secretariat.

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These Standard Terms of Reference for Independent Administrator services below have been reviewed to include instructions for multi-stakeholder groups who wish to task the IA with collecting and collating data on project level.

For the original Standard Terms of Reference for Independent Administrator services, visit this page.For Standard Terms of Reference for Independent Administrator services including provisions to include beneficial ownership,

These Standard Terms of Reference for Independent Administrator services below have been reviewed to include instructions for multi-stakeholder groups who wish to task the IA with collecting and collating beneficial ownership data.

For the original Standard Terms of Reference for Independent Administrator services, visit this page.For Standard Terms of Reference for Independent Administrator services including provisions to include project level reporting,

This presentation provides an introduction of the collaboration between IMF Statistics Department and EITI Internationals Secretariat.

It highlights some specific areas of collaboration, introducing statistical tools for compiling statistics on extractive sector data, specifically on government revenues and national accounts information.

The presentation was developed jointly by Claudia Dziobek, (IMF Real Sector Division) and Jürgen Reitmaier (EITI International Secretariat).

Attached are the slides used for the open data policy webinar, held in December 2016.

This guide might be useful for countries providing an overview of the contribution of the extractive industry to the economy (requirement 6.3).

This Guide to Analyze Natural Resources in the National Accounts (The Guide) presents and explains a set of standard Template Tables using the concepts recommended in the United Nations’ System of National Accounts 2008 (2008 SNA). Economic activity associated with natural resources is macro-critical for about 30 percent of Fund member countries.

Extractive industry transparency should not be confined to an EITI Report. Rather, it should become an integral part of how governments manage their extractive sector and companies manage their operations.

This toolkit includes an introductory document which explains what mainstreaming means in practice; it includesa tool for assessing which disclosures are made systematically, and provides some examples of how countries have mainstreamed some aspects of the EITI Standard.