ABOUT RWI / GRANTS

PWYP Consultancy Fund

To further RWI's unflinching support for the advocacy goals of the international Publish What You Pay coalition, RWI established a Consultancy Fund at the Open Society Foundation London to provide financial support for executing the coalition's key advocacy activities on mandatory disclosure of extractive company payments in 2007. The fund is supporting two primary advocacy initiatives: to reform international accounting standards to incorporate disclosure of payments by extractive companies to governments on a country-by-country basis; and to require country-by-country disclosure of payments by listed companies on regulated financial markets in the UK and EU by way of changes to existing regulation and legislative directives. The funds are being used to pay for the services of consultants, researchers and translators to carry out work on behalf of the PWYP coalition under the supervision of the International Coordinator so that the coalition can continue to hire the caliber of experts required and communicate effectively with policymakers and the investor community.

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PARTNERS

Revenue Watch and our partners engage in increasingly diverse forms of public finance monitoring, including service delivery, participatory budgeting, and aid and expenditure tracking. Our partners are coalescing into an indigenous-led network of non-governmental organizations at the forefront of the battle against corruption and abuse of the public interest.

GRANTS

Grant-making is RWI's primary tool for engaging civil society in resource-rich countries and is an important means to motivate, support and build grassroots movements that create sustained local and international demand for revenue and expenditure transparency.

PROJECTS

RWI takes a comprehensive approach to improving governance and development across the entire value chain, from the organization of extractive production, revenue generation, and revenue management, and through to the expenditure processes and national development outcomes.