Interviews, background on RWI research and training events and up-to-the-minute analysis by staff and experts from around the world.
Daniel Kaufmann talks about next steps for the global transparency movement and how data can empower citizens.
So far, the government of Cambodia has remained unreceptive to joining the transparency initiative.
Daniel Kaufmann will speak at Transparency International's biennial anti-corruption conference in Brasilia.
Myanmar’s dynamic civil society is working overtime to educate society and build networks with an eye toward making sure reforms take root and achieve their potential.
Caspian countries have some of the most authoritarian and least diversified economies.
British Prime Minister David Cameron reiterated his support for stronger EU rules governing oil, gas and mining companies' payments to countries in an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal.
The second day of RWI's subnational workshop featured discussions on local content and transparency in expenditures.
The International Board of the EITI made uneven progress in its discussions on how to strengthen the EITI at its meeting in Lusaka, Zambia.
Participants at RWI’s international subnational workshop shared strategies that organizations haved implemented to create interregional learning opportunities.
RWI's subnational workshop this week proves that regardless of where people come from, they all grapple with largely similar resource management issues.
Ukraine's energy minister announced the formation of a multi-stakehold group, the fourth of five steps the country must take to be considered an EITI candidate country.
This week, RWI will host a workshop for 60 representatives from civil society organizations, government and global funding and research institutions to discuss and share insights into subnational management of oil, gas and mining revenues.
Revenue Watch has prepared six draft papers on key topics related to subnational governance of the extractive sector.
Veteran lawmakers met with brand-new parliamentarians at an RWI workshop on oversight of the oil, gas and mineral sectors.
Nigeria's proposed Petroleum Industry Bill, before parliament now, could actually make the country's oil industry worse.
RWI recently submitted comments on the draft revision of the Equator Principles, a risk framework used by financial institutions for managing social risks behind big projects.
At a 14 October press conference, Afghanistan's Mining Minister Wahidullah Shahrani said: "No contract will be kept secret."
API's attempt to gut Dodd-Frank disclosures puts oil companies at the back of the pack and behind the times on transparency.
Parliamentarians from six Middle East/North Africa countries recently gathered for a workshop on lawmaking and oil and mining industry oversight.
A current effort to reform EITI will determine how the initiative will remain relevant in this new era of transparency requirements by governments.
RWI President Daniel Kaufmann explains how systematic corruption contributed the downfall of the Greek economy.
RWI cohosted a technical briefing for Ugandan MPs on the Public Finance Bill, which is lawmakers' best hope for establishing a strong legal framework to manage oil revenues.
This week, lawmakers from the MENA region will gather in Beirut for a three-day training on the management of oil, gas and mining revenues.
RWI previewed a new online collection of natural resource contracts at Publish What You Pay's September conference in Amsterdam.
The U.S. has confirmed links between the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps and the state-run oil company.