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.
A proposal to require payment reporting by commodity companies could mean greater accountability in the countries that supply commodities.
On the same day the U.S. Treasury removed sanctions against two Myanmar officials, Aung Sang Suu Kyi met with President Obama and received a congressional honor.
The national conference focused on Tanzania but drew lessons and experiences from other countries.
During the visit, she will address the United Nations General Assembly, meet with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and several members of Congress, and receive the Congressional Gold Medal.
A video introduction to Grupo Faro, RWI's partner in Ecuador.
Disclosure of oil, gas and mining payments to governments is a significant step toward creating a strong global transparency standard.
Publish What You Pay has helped transform opaque or secret to relationships to establish greater accountability to the public.
RWI President Daniel Kaufmann writes about the connection between good governance and national well-being.
Kaufmann, a renowned expert on governance, brings to his new role deep practical experience helping countries plan and deliver reforms.
Chinese investment in mining and oil exploitation in Latin American continues to grow. But at what cost to the local populations?
NGOs and the mining industry will improve Canada's transparency regime as it relates to extractive company payments to governments.
A new working group will collaborate to improve the country's transparency regime as it relates to extractive company payments to governments.
The Revenue Watch Institute seeks a Research Intern to provide research, data analysis and other support to the incoming President of the Institute and to the NY-based economics and governance teams.
Revenue Watch and its partners are now accepting applications for this forthcoming course in approaches to policy and management for oil, gas and mining resources.
Two members of Congress ask the Obama administration to make transparency and human rights key considerations when financing oil, gas and mining projects in Myanmar.
Background and analysis on the new SEC reporting rules for oil and mining companies making payments to governments.
The long-awaited SEC vote on final rules under the Dodd-Frank act is a huge milestone for transparency advocates, citizens and investors alike.
The Securities and Exchange Commission today at last issued the rules detailing how Section 1504 of the Dodd-Frank Act will be carried out.
This morning's release of the rules governing Section 1504 of the Dodd-Frank Act is only the beginning of our work for greater transparency.
Poised to earn billions of dollars from mining companies, Afghanistan has released its first EITI reports on payments, receipts and management.
Two years after the passage of U.S. financial reforms, regulators will finally issue new rules for transparency of oil, gas and mining payments.