Partout, les négociations entre gouvernements et investisseurs étrangers révèlent diverses asymétries qui façonnent les rapports de forces et influencent les résultats. Les négociations Afrique-Chine n’y font pas exception.
NRGI capacity development specialists have been reflecting on adapting training and skill building to uncertain times. This post contains guidance for organizations seeking to adapt such work to challenging and changing circumstances.
A new "frequently asked questions" briefing about the supply chain for electric vehicle batteries provides information about the governance, corruption, human rights abuses and environmental dimensions of battery production.
NRGI experts share four policy prescriptions for consideration by government officials in oil-dependent countries stricken by the economic impacts of coronavirus and the historic fall in oil prices.
After the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission invited comment on its latest draft extractive sector transparency rule, it was flooded with comments from investors, civil society organizations and companies urging it to adopt a stronger rule in line with international standards.
NRGI's Daniel Kaufmann shares personal reflections on compassion in the time of coronavirus, as well as some recommendations for self-soothing and enrichment in a time when many are living in isolation.
Leaders must consider risks and future market scenarios before allowing state oil companies to continue the “drill-collect-borrow-spend” cycle that has dominated their strategies.
In this post, the authors present experiences and lessons shared by African negotiators who have negotiated with Chinese entities. These best practices can help African governments to generate more value from negotiations with China.
