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Natural Resource Governance Institute

The Natural Resource Governance Institute (NRGI) helps people to realize the benefits of their countries’ endowments of oil, gas and minerals. We do this through technical advice, advocacy, applied research, policy analysis, and capacity development. We work with innovative agents of change within government ministries, civil society, the media, legislatures, the private sector, and international institutions to promote accountable and effective governance in the extractive industries.
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Resources:

• October 27, 2020 A Race to the Bottom and Back to the Top: Taxing Oil and Gas During and After the Pandemic
  By: David Manley, David Mihalyi, Colin Fleming
• September 24, 2020 The Practice and Potential of Blockchain Technologies for Extractive Sector Governance
  By: Natural Resource Governance Institute
• September 22, 2020 Beneath the Surface: The Case for Oversight of Extractive Industry Suppliers
  By: Robert Pitman, Kaisa Toroskainen
• August 10, 2020 Coronavirus, Mining and Latin America: A Baseless “Race to the Bottom”
  By: Carlos Monge
• August 03, 2020 Coronavirus, Oil and Latin America: The Urgency of Economic Diversification and Energy Transition
  By: Carlos Monge
• July 23, 2020 Sustainable Drive, Sustainable Supply: Priorities to Improve the Electric Vehicle Battery Supply Chain
  By: Patrick Heller, Ethan Elkind, Ted Lamm
• April 15, 2020 Building a Sustainable Electric Vehicle Battery Supply Chain: Frequently Asked Questions
  By: Patrick Heller, Ethan Elkind, Ted Lamm
• March 04, 2020 Tangled Web: The Role of Oil, Gas and Mining in Funding Regional Governments in Indonesia
  By: David Manley, Rani Febrianti, Hari Subhash
• February 27, 2020 Resource-Backed Loans: Pitfalls and Potentialloan
  By: David Mihalyi, Aisha Adam, Jyhjong Hwang
• January 13, 2020 Holding to Account: How Publishing Facts about Foreign Corruption Creates Accountability
  By: Aaron Sayne, Melanie D. Reed
• December 18, 2019 Lessons for Generating Government Revenue for New and Prospective Liquefied Natural Gas Producers
  By: Thomas Lassourd, Amir Shafaie, Thomas Scurfield
• December 18, 2019 Indonesia’s Oil and Gas Revenues: Using Payments to Governments Data for Accountability
  By: Alexander Malden, Fikri Zaki Muhammadi
• October 23, 2019 Unpacking Decentralization: Improving How States and Regions in Myanmar Issue Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining Permits
  By: Sebastian Sahla, Hosana Chay
• September 30, 2019 Considerations for Taxing Myanmar’s Large-scale Mining Companies
  By: David Manley, Sebastian Sahla, Ko Ko Lwin, Khin Saw Htay
• September 26, 2019 The Case for Publishing Indonesian Mining Agreements
  By: Robert Pitman, Rani Febrianti
• September 12, 2019 Assessing Tunisia’s Upstream Petroleum Fiscal Regime
  By: Thomas Lassourd, Carole Nakhle
• September 05, 2019 Managing Expectations About Tanzania’s Uncertain Gas Revenues
  By: Thomas Scurfield, David Mihalyi
• September 05, 2019 How Tanzania Can Secure a Good Deal for its Offshore Gas
  By: Thomas Scurfield, David Manley
• September 04, 2019 Beyond Revenues: Measuring and Valuing Environmental and Social Impacts in Extractive Sector Governance
  By: Nicola Woodroffe, Tim Grice
• June 17, 2019 Wild Growth: An Assessment of Erdenes Mongol
  By: Andrew Bauer, Dorjdari Namkhaijantsan
• June 14, 2019 Big Sellers: Exploring the Scale and Risk of National Oil Company Sales
  By: Alexander Malden, Joseph Williams
• May 27, 2019 How and Why the Myanmar Government Should Publish Petroleum and Mining Contracts
  By: Sebastian Sahla, Hosana Chay, Robert Pitman
• April 25, 2019 The National Oil Company Database
  By: Natural Resource Governance Institute
• April 01, 2019 Massive and Misunderstood: Data-Driven Insights into National Oil Companies
  By: David Mihalyi, Patrick Heller
• April 01, 2019 Resource Governance Index: From Legal Reform to Implementation in Sub-Saharan Africa
  By: Natural Resource Governance Institute
• February 11, 2019 Mongolia's Missing Oil, Gas and Mining Contracts
  By: Robert Pitman
• December 01, 2018 The Fiscal Regime for Uganda’s Mining Sector: A Need for Reform?
  By: Thomas Scurfield
• December 01, 2018 Tip-Toeing Toward Transparency: Jade and Gemstone Sector Disclosures in Myanmar
  By: Paul Shortell
• September 01, 2018 Ukraine Legislates Extractives Sector Transparency and Accountability
  By: Natural Resource Governance Institute
• April 01, 2018 Civil Society Playing Key Role in Extractive Sector Reform in OnceAutocratic Tunisia
  By: Natural Resource Governance Institute
• January 01, 2018 Fiscal Sustainability in Mongolia in 2018
  By: Tsolmon Baatarzorig, Nyambaatar Batbayar, Ragchaasuren Galindev
• January 01, 2018 Discussion of Guyana’s Green Paper
  By: Andrew Bauer, David Mihalyi, Fernando Patzy
• January 01, 2018 Reaching Wider Populations with Global Online Courses
  By: Natural Resource Governance Institute
• January 01, 2017 2017 Natural Resource Governance Index
  By: Natural Resource Governance Institute
• October 23, 2015 Answering Questions About the Commodity Slump: A Summary from the 2015 NRGI Conference
  By: David Manley
• October 01, 2015 In Pursuit of Transparent Trading
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• September 01, 2015 Financing Options for the Ugandan National Oil Company
  By: Thomas Lassourd
• August 15, 2015 Owning Up: Options for Disclosing the Identities of Beneficial Owners of Extractive Companies
  By: Aaron Sayne, Erica Westenberg, Amir Shafaie
• June 22, 2015 From Reporting to Reform: Eleven Opportunities for Increasing EITI Impacts
  By: Max George-Wagner, Erica Westenberg
• April 27, 2015 NRGI Readers: A Primer Series About Resource Governance
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