This factsheet provides a two-page introduction to the Opening Extractives Programme.

A list of the members of the EITI Board 2019-2022 are attached below.

Lists of former Board members can be found here

For Board Committee membership, see here: eiti.org/about/board-committees

To better support relevant, sustainable and impactful EITI implementation, the EITI Board has introduced a new Validation model.

The new approach maintains the rigour of the Validation process while also accommodating the diverse challenges and priorities of implementing countries. It supports regular oversight of disclosures by multi-stakeholder groups. It also seeks to engage stakeholders throughout the process and ensure that intended outcomes of EITI implementation are being met.

Las empresas de titularidad estatal (ETE) a menudo tienen la propiedad y la gestión de aspectos clave de la cadena de valor de las industrias de minería, petróleo y gas, dado que intervienen en áreas como exploración, producción, provisión de logística, refinería, promoción comercial y asociación con el sector privado.

Con la progresiva corporatización de las operaciones de las ETE, la transparencia de la información financiera que estas difunden se ha convertido en un factor central para su posibilidad de recaudar fondos,

Las medidas de flexibilización descriptas en este documento se refieren a los Informes EITI con fecha prevista de publicación en 2021 y 2022. Cuando se reúna el Consejo EITI en octubre de 2020, serán sometidas a revisión teniendo en cuenta las circunstancias del contexto sanitario y económico general de los países implementadores del EITI.

The EITI factsheet for extractive industries is a concise two-page introduction to the EITI tailored to companies, outlining the local and international benefits of being an EITI supporting company. 

Tracking payments by project from companies to government.

Project-level reporting, also called “project-by-project” reporting, means that companies disclose payments by project, for example, royalties paid on gold production at a specific mine. Having access to this data allows citizens and government officials to assess whether the government receives what it ought to from each individual extractive project. That’s because payments can be compared with the terms set out in the laws or contracts governing the project.