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

NRGI Impact: Reaching Wider Populations with Global Online Courses

12 November 2018
Both the MOOC and Petronia have become key tools for building a broader and more foundational understanding of issues that are critical to good natural resource governance. 

Subnational Revenue Sharing in the DRC after Découpage: Four Recommendations for Better Governance

24 April 2017
Rebecca Iwerks, Kaisa Toroskainen
In 2015, the parliament of the Democratic Republic of Congo split the country’s 11 provinces into 26 by passing an administrative law. The provincial split, known as découpage, significantly altered the distribution of benefits from mining revenues. 

Répartition des revenus au niveau infranational en RDC après le découpage : Quatre recommandations pour l’amélioration de la gouvernance

24 April 2017
Rebecca Iwerks, Kaisa Toroskainen
En 2015, le parlement de la République démocratique du Congo a adopté une nouvelle loi créant 26 nouvelles provinces à partir des 11 provinces préexistantes. Cette évolution, désignée par le terme découpage, a également modifié les dynamiques parmi les bénéficiaires de certains revenus miniers. 

It Takes a Village: Routes to Local-Level Extractives Transparency

18 February 2016
Rebecca Iwerks, Varsha Venugopal
Which types of information—and in which format—will be of use to communities closest to extractive sites? This paper is written for national and subnational policy makers and civil society organizations trying to improve transparency and governance of the extractive sector at the local level.

Considerations for Indonesia's New Government

20 October 2014
Patrick Heller, Poppy Ismalina

As a new government assumes power, Indonesia faces a historic opportunity to enhance the country’s management of its oil and mining industries; these enhancements could include more sustainable economic outcomes to benefit all Indonesians, reduction of risks of corruption, and an increase public