Natural resource NGOs and tech experts huddle to discuss how data innovations can build knowledge.
A New York Times report documents that individual U.S. leaseholders face issues similar to those of oil- and mineral-rich nations.
The Transparency and Accountability Initiative is accepting research submissions on transparency and accountability interventions.
What would happen if Nigeria's government allocated oil revenues directly to citizens in the complex and turbulent Niger Delta?
Revenue Watch cordially invites you to the release of Enforcing the Rules, a new study of monitoring in the mining industries, on 9 November.
Oil and mining companies are second only to the financial sector in their reliance on tax havens, according to a new report from ActionAid.
RWI seeks individual research consultants to support the data gathering for the 2012 Revenue Watch Index.
In a recent article in the Yale Journal of International Affairs, two RWI experts discuss the challenges of measuring the impact of transparency on improved governance.
At the World Bank/IMF CSO Forum, Professor Paul Collier discussed his new book, Plundered Nations, on a panel with RWI staff.
Investigative journalist Nick Shaxson has spent much of his career covering the economies and politics of oil-rich African countries, research that led to his 2007 book Poisoned Wells. His new book, Treasure Islands: Tax Havens and the Men Who Stole the World, explores a topic Shaxson says was the logical conclusion of following oil money. He spoke with Revenue Watch this April.
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