NRGI is working with the country's anticorruption commission to ensure that civil society is well represented as Tunisia moves toward implementation of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative.

Governments around the world held about USD 3.7 trillion in oil, gas and mineral wealth in sovereign wealth funds at the end of 2016. There are many reasons why they have saved so much money.

Civil society has identified a number of concrete obstacles to real clarity on beneficial ownership in Ukraine’s extractives sector.

NRGI is proud to announce the arrival of Petronia, an interactive online course unlike any other in the resource governance field, where learners can “play” at influencing resource governance outcomes in a simulated context.

Dans le cas de la Guinée, il apparait que, sur le plan institutionnel, ministères et collectivités décentralisées se disputent les responsabilités dans la gouvernance foncière.

Because Petronia has no history of oil production, Aladeen I’s potential has all eyes focused on how the field could boost the country’s economy or put it at risk.

The rise of affordable and renewable energy marks a new era, but brings with it some of society’s enduring problems. Fortunately, we’ve learned much about the nexus of poverty, corruption and inequality that is relevant to the exploitation of energy resources. 

The Myanmar government should address the resource sector’s broad social, environmental and governance challenges as a means to breathe new life into the peace process.

The U.N. tax committee's new guide is a strong tool that everyone interested in the taxation of oil, gas and mining should read.

A recent shift in power highlights the political potency of resource governance issues – like anti-corruption and subnational resource governance – in Malaysia as well as the strong role that political parties can play in addressing resource governance challenges.