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This guidance note refers to the 2016 EITI Standard
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EITI implementation requires giving attention to day-to-day activities to support the government and the multi-stakeholder group (MSG) in carrying out their functions.
Among the requirements for government engagement under 1.1 b of the EITI Standard is the ability to mobilise resources for EITI implementation.
The work plan presents all activities EITI Niger is planning for the period in question.
This is Mauritania's 2016-2018 EITI Workplan.
This sub-national EITI Report covers Piura region in Peru's extractive sector in 2012 and 2013. It was published in 2016.
The EITI Standard mandates that where transfers between national ans sub-national government entities are related to revenues generated by extractive industries and are mandated, the country is required to ensure that material transfers are disclosed (requirement 5.2 of the EITI Standard
Learn more about EITI in Piura, Peru in the website of EITI Piura.
This is Peru's work plan, which was submitted by the EITI Peru national secretariat. The work plan includes the objectives and priorities for EITI implementation and associated activities.
The EITI Standard Requirement 1.5 e) requires countries to make it available to the public.
Please find below the updated list of Members of the EITI Association.
Together, these individuals form the Members' Meeting, which elects the EITI Board. Read more about the governance of the EITI
Relates to requirement 2.5
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Guidance on developing a beneficial ownership roadmap consists of:
Guidance note 22 (this page)Powerpoint presentation on developing a roadmap on beneficial ownership (see more languages attached below)You can find further resources under point 5. Further reading
The work plan presents all activities EITI Chad is planning for the period in question.
Establishing the scope of EITI reporting
This guidance note refers to the 2016 EITI Standard
In order to be useful, EITI Reports must include timely, comprehensive, reliable, and comprehensible information that addresses or identifies governance challenges in the country’s extractive sector.
The EITI Standard sets minimum requirements and recommendations for EITI Reports, and the national EITI work plan outlines the multi-stakeholder group’s objectives for EITI implementation.
This is the Sao Tome and Principe EITI 2015 work plan in Portuguese (in accordance with Requirement 1.5).
