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How Political Parties Can Take a More Active Role in Resource Governance

Dana Wilkins Alberto Fernandez Gibaja

6 April 2018

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Beneficial ownership

Civic space

Commodity prices

Contract transparency and monitoring

Coronavirus

Corruption

Economic diversification

Energy transition

Gender

Global initiatives

Legislation and regulation

Licensing and negotiation

Mandatory payment disclosure

Measurement of environmental and social impacts

Measurement of governance

Open data

Revenue management

Revenue sharing

Sovereign wealth funds

State-owned enterprises

Subnational governance

Tax policy and revenue collection
Approach
Stakeholders

Natural Resource Charter

Regional knowledge hubs
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Colombia

Dem. Rep. of Congo

Ghana

Guinea

Mexico

Mongolia

Nigeria

Peru

Senegal

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Tunisia

Uganda
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