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Analysis & Tools
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Resource-Backed Loans: Pitfalls and Potential
Report
27 February 2020
Beneath the Surface: The Case for Oversight of Extractive Industry Suppliers
Report
22 September 2020
Sustainable Drive, Sustainable Supply: Priorities to Improve the Electric Vehicle Battery Supply Chain
Report
23 July 2020
Closing the Gap: Strengthening the Development and Implementation of Natural Resource Commitments in the Open Government Partnership
13 November 2017
A new report by the Openness in Natural Resource Working Group indicates that countries make more natural resource commitments compared to other sectors like health or education.
