Final U.S. rules under Section 1504 of the Dodd-Frank act, setting mandatory reporting requirements for company oil and mining payments to governments.
Sierra Leone is rich in minerals which could contribute significantly to the development of the country. This report clearly illustrates that this is not sufficiently the case due to limited tax and royalty contributions from mining companies.
Until a legal framework is in place, signing up for exploration licences in Iraq and Kurdistan remains a huge political risk.
A colelction of contracts, deeds of assignment and the unitization agreement from Ghana's Jubilee Field, as published by Kosmos Energy and Tullow Oil.
DRC's published mining contracts approved/signed after 2008 government renegotiations.
These legislative proposals, adopted in October 2011, would require EU-based companies to disclose their payments to governments for oil, gas, minerals and logging on a country-by-country and per project basis.
In this working paper from the Center for Global Development, Johnny West says Iraq’s oil industry has an opportunity to introduce an oil dividend based on expanding production.
Azerbaijan's 2010 EITI report, carried out by independent accounting firm Moore Stephens, for the year ended 31 December 2010.
RWI of oil, gas and mining company listings on 35 global stock exchanges.
This paper from Bishop Stephen Munga of Tanzania highlights the inherent policy challenges of equitable taxation in a context of growth and development.
This document regulates the application of the right to prior consultation for indigenous peoples within Peru's extractive industries.
This 2011 law guarantees Nigerian citizens access to public information kept by the government, public institutions and private bodies carrying out public functions or spending public funds.
This report from EG Justice highlights the importance of full civil society participation in Equatorial Guinea's EITI process.
This Policy Forum guide to parliamentary advocacy is based on the experience of Tanzanian civil society, but also offers a wealth of general, practical tools for influencing legislation in extractive sectors.
Level 1 and Level 2 text of the Natural Resource Charter, which offers resource-rich societies a vision and a blueprint for the future of their natural resource sector.