A new Accountable Infrastructure Project is tackling corruption risks in public projects across Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Kenya, and Zambia by closing information gaps that prevent civil society from monitoring government decisions and safeguarding public funds.
Indonesia
Corruption in critical minerals is an emerging threat to the global energy transition, a new report by Transparency International has warned.
This new research focuses on the Chinese global mining sector and identifies 81 Chinese mining companies involved in 180 projects globally. It explores challenges common to the global mining sector and provides a series of policy recommendations for stakeholders wanting to improve the transparency, accountability, integrity, and social and environmental performance of Chinese interests in the global mining sector, and the sector overall.
TI chapters are working to have their governments introduce rigorous beneficial ownership and integrity due diligence as part of the licensing process.
In Indonesia, civil society efforts have brought to light gaps in the implementation of the country’s beneficial ownership disclosure law. TI-Indonesia looks at the opportunities for progressing this agenda.
This report analyses the risk of corruption in the process of awarding mining permits in Indonesia.