Transparency Matters
Why good governance matters for the extractive industries and beyond
Launched in 2020, the Transparency Matters series seeks to engage experts, leaders and key stakeholders at the forefront of critical extractives governance issues.
Our discussions have covered a range of topics, including energy transition, resource-backed loans, contract transparency and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the extractive industries. Our seminars gather over 150 participants from the EITI’s global community and beyond.
Please check back regularly for more information on upcoming seminars. Recordings from past Transparency Matters events are available on our YouTube channel.
Past events
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Ground truths: Why reliable and resilient mineral supplies matter
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Transparency, good governance and the rise of renewables
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Transparency Matters: Finite resources and fragile states
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Transition to net zero: Are extractives-dependent economies prepared for the risks and opportunities?
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Hidden but with a high cost: What is at stake with supplier transparency?
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Evolving expectations: How state-owned extractive companies are tackling transparency
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Strengthening revenue collection in uncertain times: Why contract transparency matters for domestic resource mobilisation
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Sustainable debt or pending threat? Why transparency matters for resource-backed loans
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Webinar: Why transparency matters for resource-rich countries caught in a triple crisis
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Why transparency matters in the energy transition
Related blogs
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Why transparency matters for critical mineral supply chains
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Why transparency matters for the rise of the renewable energy sector
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Why transparency matters for fragile, resource-rich states: the case of Afghanistan
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Transparency matters in the transition to net zero
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What’s at stake: How supplier transparency can benefit the extractive sector
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Evolving expectations: Why transparency matters for state-owned companies in the extractive sector
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Why contract transparency matters for mobilising domestic resources
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