Norway's mainstreaming applicationAnnex A: Feasibility studyAnnex B: Schedule of disclosures and assurancesAnnex C: Draft Request for Adapted ImplementationSection 4: mainstreaming feasibility table
Related Board decision: 2017-49/BM-38
The EITI International Secretariat has performed the following assessment of routine online disclosures in Mongolia’s extractive sector to examine the country’s readiness to mainstream EITI implementation. The assessment follows the Terms of Reference for a mainstreaming feasibility study and reviews the extent to which there is:
(1) routine disclosure of the data required by the EITI Standard in requisite detail, and(2) whether the financial data is subject to credible, independent audit, applying international standards.
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The EITI International Secretariat has undertaken an assessment of routine online disclosures in the extractive sector of the Kyrgyz Republic to examine the country’s readiness to mainstream EITI implementation.In accordance with the Terms of Reference for a mainstreaming feasibility study, the assessment reviews the extent to which there is:
Mainstreaming EITI: Pilot Study in Kazakhstan
This report has been compiled by EY company which was selected to act as the consultant with regards to the pilot study (feasibility study) on mainstreaming EITI in Kazakhstan. The study comprised the following objectives:
consideration of the current situation regarding disclosure of data by extractive industries as required by the EITI Standard (see Section 5), identification of data from extractive industries that was made publicly available through information systems, government registries and cadasters,
Extractive industry transparency should not be confined to an EITI Report. Rather, it should become an integral part of how governments manage their extractive sector and companies manage their operations.
This toolkit includes an introductory document which explains what mainstreaming means in practice; it includesa tool for assessing which disclosures are made systematically, and provides some examples of how countries have mainstreamed some aspects of the EITI Standard.
In February 2018 the EITI Board adopted the recommendations in the paper below and decided to encourage implementing countries to move to systematic disclosure. See decision nr 2018-8/BM-39/BP-39-4-A
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1. Policy recommendations2. Introduction3. Background4. Strategic questions related to mainstreaming
This document has been issued by the EITI International Secretariat as a standardised model Terms of Reference (TOR) for implementing countries that wish to conduct a feasibility study for systematic disclosure of EITI data. Countries may wish to use parts of or the entire TOR depending on study needs. The text [in brackets] should be completed by the MSG. It also contains comment boxes to guide the MSG in the inclusion or exclusion of some aspects of the feasibility study. Questions about this document can be directed to the International Secretariat.
The objective of the procedure is to recognise implementing countries that make transparency an integral and routine feature of their management systems. It is important to emphasize that the procedure does not alter the EITI’s disclosure requirements. Implementation in accordance with this procedure would require the same information, in the same amount of detail, as is the case today. The procedure would not in any way alter the provisions regarding MSG oversight.
The proposed procedure has seven phases:
