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26 January 2022

Managing Iraq's Petroleum

10 May 2008

Managing Iraq's Petroleum In April 2006, Iraq Revenue Watch hosted a workshop on Managing Iraq's Oil Industry which brought together leading petroleum experts, activists, economists and policy makers from across Iraq's regions and political spectrum.

Promoting Revenue Transparency (2008)

29 April 2008

A survey of leading oil and gas companies shows that the majority are far from transparent about their payments to resource-rich countries.

Covering Oil: A Reporter's Guide to Energy and Development

13 October 2007
For the vast majority of people in most resource-rich countries, natural wealth does not translate into prosperity, but instead leads to environmental and economic devastation, and hampers democratic reform.

Leaving a Legacy of Transparency in Nigeria

5 April 2007
Revenue Watch urges the government of Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo to enact revenue transparency reforms, including most notably the Nigerian Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) bill, the Fiscal Responsibility bill, and the Freedom of Information bill.

Iraq in Transition: Post-Conflict Challenges and Opportunities

11 October 2006
In June 2004, the United States and the United Kingdom relinquished civil authority over post-conflict Iraq, ending thirteen months of occupation and marking the creation of an independent interim Iraqi government.

Eye on EITI

5 October 2006
Produced by the Publish What You Pay (PWYP) coalition, Eye on EITI examines progress in the 21 countries who in 2002 endorsed the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative agreement (EITI).

Beyond the Rhetoric

14 April 2005

Companies and governments in both the developed and developing worlds have made a range of commitments to transparency in the management of resource revenues. But what actual progress has been made? How does their performance rate?

Caspian Oil Windfalls: Who Will Benefit?

14 October 2003
The Open Society Institute has released a report calling for accountability, transparency, and public oversight in the oil and natural gas industries of Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan.

Follow the Money

15 May 2003
Follow the Money provides practical information on how citizens of resource-rich countries can become effective monitors of government earnings and expenditures. It summarizes the experiences of some of the most successful budget groups in the world.

Strengthening Parliamentary Law-making and Oversight of the Oil, Gas and Mining Sectors

This brochure explains NRGI's offerings for parliamentarians and political parties.