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10 Questions I have after reading Malawi’s first EITI report
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10 Things I Learned From Malawi’s First EITI Report
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Three years after ‘win-win’ negotiations, Niger still losing out to Areva
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Raising Global Standards of Transparency in the Extractives Sector
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Using UK company data as an accountability tool
After well over a decade-and-a-half of campaigning by the Publish What You Pay anti-corruption movement, oil, gas and mining companies are starting to report payments…
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This move by the US Congress is good for Exxon, bad for everyone
One of President Trump’s best tools to “drain the swamp” is under threat from his own side. A mere four days after he took office,…
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Extractives data: how the world has changed, and what lies ahead
We’re at the OGP summit in Paris demonstrating how the flurry of extractives data we have seen in the last few years can empower people.…
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With Mandatory Disclosures, More Open, Granular Oil Price Data
This blog was also posted on the Natural Resource Governance Institute website and the Open Oil website. It was written by David Mihalyi and Anton…
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NRGI online course: Natural Resources for Sustainable Development
The second edition of the free massive open online course (MOOC) Natural Resources for Sustainable Development: The Fundamentals of Oil, Gas and Mining Governance will…
