In late July, in a move that divided public opinion, Tunisian President Kais Saied invoked Article 80 of the country’s 2014 constitution to suspend parliament, lift members of parliament’s immunity, and dismiss the head of government and some of its members.
A groundbreaking new tool will help anticorruption actors understand the nature of corruption in their countries' oil, gas and mining sectors and take concrete steps to address it.
Las infografías se enfocan en los datos, procesos y mensajes clave compartidos en cada una de las sesiones del ciclo de capacitación sobre Minerales estratégicos, cadenas de suministro y desafíos de gobernanza en los Andes.
The urgency of the global transition to clean energy sources and the need to implement the Paris climate agreement, coupled with economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic, have significant implications for the extractive industries.
La urgencia por la transición energética y la necesidad de avanzar con la implementación de acuerdos internacionales se suman a las propuestas de reactivación económica debido a la crisis ocasionada por la pandemia. Esta situación impacta significativamente en las industrias extractivas.
Ghana’s citizens and leaders have long hoped that their country’s natural resources will lead to prosperity. Yet the gold and oil beneath their feet and territorial waters have not wholly transformed the fortunes of everyday Ghanaians.
National oil companies are set to spend about USD 2 trillion on new oil and gas projects over the next decade. With such sizable investments expected, it is urgent to develop robust advocacy strategies to avoid dangerously pushing the world past 1.5°C.
