Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative

found: Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, WWW Home page, viewed Nov. 3, 2006(Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative; EITI) PDF fact sheet in French (Initiative pour la transparence dans les industries d'extraction) PDF fact sheet in Portuguese (Iniciativa de Transparência nas Indústrias Extractivas) PDF fact sheet in Spanish (Iniciativa para la Transparencia en las Industrias Extractivas; Iniciativa de Transparencia para la Industria Extractiva) PDF fact sheet in Russian (Init︠s︡iativa prozrachnosti dobyvai︠u︡shcheĭ promyshlennosti; IPDP) PDF fact sheet in Arabic (Mubādarat al-shafāfiyyah fi Majāl al-ṣināʻāt al-istikhrāj iyyah)

found: Its Website, viewed 4 February 2011:home page (The EITI sets a global standard for transparency in oil, gas and mining. It is... An effort to make natural resources benefit all; A coalition of governments, companies and civil society; A standard for companies to publish what they pay and for governments to disclose what they receive) "about us/governance structure" page (The EITI holds a Global Conference once every two years, bringing together all stakeholders of the EITI. Between the global conferences, the EITI Board oversees the Initiative. EITI's governance structure is codified in the Articles of Association for the EITI Association. The EITI Association operates under Norwegian law as a non-profit organisation, which includes the EITI International Secretariat) "about us/history of EITI" page (initiative announced in Oct. 2002; first conference in June 2003; May 2009: Four new countries were admitted as EITI candidates bringing total number of EITI implementing countries to 30) "contact us" page (Contact the EITI: EITI International Secretariat, Address Ruseløkkveien 26, 0251 Oslo, Norway)

found: Impacto da Iníciativa de Transparência das Indústrias Extractivas (ITIE) na receita do estado em Moçambique, 2010:t.p. (Iníciativa de Transparência das Indústrias Extractivas (ITIE))

found: A communication strategy for promoting transparency and accountability in Uganda's extractive industry, 2010:title page (EITI) page 5 (Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) is a coalition of governments, companies, civil society groups, investors and international organizations that aim to strengthen governance by improving transparency and accountability in the extractives sector; then British Prime Minister Tony Blair announced the initiative in October 2002)