Eiti Suriname

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The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative In Suriname

The global standard for the good governance of oil, gas and mineral resources seeks to inform public debate and ensure recommendations are followed up.

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The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative in Suriname

The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative in Suriname (EITI-SR) strives to publish timely and accurate information on key aspects of Suriname’s natural resource management, including how licences are allocated, how much tax, royalties and social contributions companies are paying, and where this money ends up in the government.

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2.5

Trillion USD in estimated revenues have been disclosed in EITI Reports.

85%

Of the export revenues out of Suriname come from the mining sector.

3.5

Billion people live in countries rich in various minerals from which they do not benefit.

52

Countries already implemented the EITI.

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The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative in Suriname

Transparency & Accountability

The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) is a global standard to promote the open and accountable management of oil, gas and mineral resources.

Promote Good Governance

With the EITI, policy makers, investors, governments, civil society organizations, academics and journalists can combat corruption and promote good governance.

Timely & Accurate Information

The EITI Standard requires countries to publish timely and accurate information on key aspects of their natural resource management.

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Multi Stakeholders Group

A Collective of Parties Involved in the EITI in Suriname

The EITI in Suriname is supported by the M.S.G. (Multi-stakeholders groep), a coalition of government, companies and civil society. The MSG is a platform which provides the opportunity to build trust and encourage dialogue between all of the parties involved in this initiative.