PWYP Resources
- Using Onodo to visualise company ownership networks
- Tax Justice and Extractive Transparency: Two faces of the same coin
- The future of extraction
- Why South Africa’s Extractive Sector Needs Greater Transparency
- Answering the How? Ploughing back 10% of revenues from mining companies: The case of Solwezi Municipal Council
Blog
- Restricted Access to Information Leaves Communities in South Africa Powerless Against Mining Companies
- Have women been left behind in the transparency and accountability agenda?
- Putting extractives data to use: unpacking payments to governments’ reports
- Minerals as a Shared Inheritance: rethinking the resource curse
- Time to stamp out corruption in commodity trading
PWYP News
- Open letter for the release of Human Rights Defenders in Niger
- Publish What You Pay Africa Steering Committee demands that the independence of transparency process in Liberia is respected
- Free online course on Natural Resources for Sustainable Development
- Tunisians secure transparency gains, but economic development comes slower
- Indigenous peoples lost a powerful advocate in Indonesia
What have you got to hide?
Villagers in Angovia discuss impact of mining
PWYP activists discuss the chain for change
All the PWYP members at the PWYP 10th year anniversary conference
