Mining will The extractive sector is notoriously prone to corruption. EITI stakeholders are working to strengthen the EITI’s contribution to tackling corruption.
Insights
Mining will play a significant role in the COVID and post-pandemic period as countries look to drive their economic recovery via the resources sector.
As we look back on a challenging year, we also reflect on our work to strengthen our democracy. As we mark International Anti-Corruption Day, we continue to insist: do not compromise accountability and transparency: we must recover with integrity.
To prevent corruption in the process of granting mining licences, permits and contracts, you first need to understand and identify the corruption risks. Transparency International’s Accountable Mining Programme developed a custom tool to help you do just this.
Decisions made about whether or not a mining project goes ahead affect people’s live – and women are often disproportionately affected by corruption.
In its latest report, TI Canada has analysed the environmental assessment processes in Ontario, British Colombia and the Yukon Territory.
When Rio Tinto destroyed an ancient Aboriginal site in Western Australia, it made headlines around the world. Will the promised changes now be enough?
TIA has long called for an overhaul of our AML/CTF laws. The latest scandal demonstrates why we need to fix the holes in our regulatory system.
The proposed penalty is large enough to send a message. But the bigger issue is whether it will contribute to changing the culture in such organisations.
Business, multi-lateral institutions and civil society must give greater consideration to the nexus between corruption and human rights.