4 April 2018
Nomuuntugs Tuvaan
In Mongolia, resource companies are encouraged to use local level agreements (LLAs), and though the quality and uptake of these agreements is not consistent, the country's experience provides important lessons for any resource-rich country that seeks to improve agreement-making in communities.
27 September 2017
Alex Tilley, David Manley
If countries can improve their governance, they might be able to benefit from a nascent minerals boom and supply the world with the materials needed to power the low-carbon economy.
27 September 2017
Alex Tilley, David Manley
A pesar del retiro del gobierno estadounidense del acuerdo de París sobre cambio climático, las políticas para reducir las emisiones de carbono siguen ganando terreno.
8 September 2017
David Mihalyi, Anna Fleming
NRGI set out to collect total oil, gas and mining revenue data for the countries included in the Resource Governance Index to find out how many dollars flow to governments that mismanage the handling of their natural resources.
12 May 2016
Alexandra Gillies, Daniel Kaufmann, Joseph Williams
It has been a banner week for global anticorruption efforts.
23 March 2016
Marie Lintzer, Christina Tecson
We know how critical the natural resource sector can be for a country’s development. However, only about 10% of OGP commitments relate to natural resources. The drafting of new national action plans (NAPs) by June offers a unique opportunity to increase commitment to good governance of the oil, gas, mining and forestry industries. The OGP Openness in Natural Resources Working Group (ONRWG) has come up with three priorities...
10 June 2015
Daniel Kaufmann
Note: This interview first appeared in the newsletter of the New South Wales Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) in June 2015.