1. Mainstreaming transparency
Anglophone/Lusophone regional peer learning workshop - Lusaka
21 Nov 2017

2. Mainstreaming Helping countries move… From this… …to this
Tanzania’s mining cadaster

3. What is mainstreaming? Mainstreaming is …
1. Regular publication of EITI data by government and corporate entities
2. With transparent quality assurance of the information
3. Adhering to EITI Requirements

4. Why mainstreaming ?
Transparency should be an integral part of how governments manage their sector. EITI reports are not the only tool for bringing about transparency.
Some benefits:
Flexibility in approach to disclosure method of EITI data
Cheaper – avr. cost EITI Report $130k
More up-to date information
Avoids duplication
No change to disclosure requirements.
No compromise on reliability and comprehensiveness of data.

5. Mainstreaming & data accessibility
Challenge: Hard copy and PDF EITI reports  difficulty extracting data  limited analysis  less impact on public debate and reform

6. Mainstreaming transparency

7. Further examples: Norway

8. Further examples: Norway

9. Further examples: Liberia

10. Further examples: US

11. Future EITI reporting
Past: EITI report is a compilation and publication of data
Future: EITI report is an analysis of data, drawn from existing online sources
MSG retained, slight amendments to its role and mandate
becomes a hub/map, directing readers to relevant government websites for government data
Company templates either published on company websites, or on using existing templates
EITI Report + APR = providing an analysis of last year’s results and potentially projections.

12. Pre-feasibility Start with the largest revenue streams