To better support relevant, sustainable and impactful EITI implementation, the EITI Board is introducing a new Validation model. The new approach will maintain the rigour of the Validation process while also accommodating the diverse challenges and priorities of implementing countries. It supports regular oversight of disclosures by multistakeholder groups. It also seeks to engage stakeholders throughout the process and ensure that intended outcomes of EITI implementation are being met.

This presentation on flexible reporting includes:

Board Decisions in response to the Covid-19 crisis

Find the template Terms of Reference for Independent Administrator services in accordance with the 2019 EITI Standard, endorsed by the EITI Board, below.

It sets out the work to be undertaken by the Independent Administrator. It is typically attached to the contract between the Independent Administrator and the government.

Subsequent to the Board agreement, the Independent Administrator should be encouraged to make recommendations for wider extractive reforms where appropriate and relevant.

This webinar was held on Thursday, 12 September 2019, and emphasized on Beneficial Ownership for the Caribbean EITI implementing countries, keeping in mind that for 2020 all EITI countries must disclose the identity of oil, gas and mining companies that participate in tenders for the award of contracts, operate or invest in extractive projects in their country.

It is recommended that multi-stakeholder groups use the guidance note on reporting and the model clauses for BO. 

This webinar was held on Tuesday, 10 September 2019, and focused on explaining the changes and clarifications of the 2019 Standard for the Caribbean EITI implementing countries. 

Access to the webinar recording can be found here

Below is the presentation used for the webinar. 

A set of explainer cards for the 2019 EITI Standard and requirments on commodity trading, contract transparency, enviroment, gender and state owned enterprises. 

The International Secretariat has prepared a PowerPoint presentation to help communicate the changes of the 2016 to the 2019 EITI Standard.

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

News item on IMF and EITI collaboration (October 2014)