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Innovative Approaches for Multi-Stakeholder Engagement in the Extractive IndustriesExtractive industries (oil, gas, and mining) have the potential to generate significant wealth for developing countries and to serve as important catalysts for growth. They generate large revenues-through royalties, taxation, and exports-and create employment. In some cases, however, resource wealth is associated with political turmoil, deteriorating standards of living, civil conflict, and elite capture. The management's response to the Extractive Industries Review (EIR) and accompanying evaluations signaled a critical turning point in the World Bank Group's (WBG's) engagement in the sector, which had hitherto focused primarily on exploration and development activities, sector policy reform, and commercialization of state-owned enterprises. This publication presents four of the finalist case studies, selected on the basis of project: 1) scalability; 2) replicability; 3) innovation; and 4) level of multi-stakeholder collaboration. In an effort to better document and showcase the variety of ways in which country teams are working with different actors on the often sensitive topic of good governance in the oil, gas, and mining sectors, the World Bank Institute and the World Bank Oil, Gas and Mining Unit (SEGOM) initiated an internal case story competition in 2011.
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Implementando a iniciativa de transparencia das industrias : extractivas aplicando licoes inicialmente aprendidas na pratica Utekelezwaji wa mkakati wa kuongeza uwazi katika tasnia ya uziduaji : matumizi ya mafunzo ya awali kutoka kwenye maeneo ya utendaji Mise en oeuvre de l'initiative pour la transparence dans les industries extractives : application de lecons tirees des premieres experiencesThis report provides information about some of the common issues that have arisen and lessons that have been learned in countries implementing Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), and to which the World Bank's EITI team has been exposed through its involvement in supporting EITI implementation. These are "early" or preliminary lessons, because implementation processes are evolving in most countries that have committed to EITI. Some countries have produced EITI reports, but analysis of these reports is still at an early stage. It is hoped that this report will stimulate further discussion on implementation choices that face government policy makers; civil society groups; oil, gas, and mining companies; and donor agencies involved in the initiative.
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Implementing the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative : Applying Early Lessons From the FieldThis report provides information about
 some of the common issues that have arisen and lessons that
 have been learned in countries implementing Extractive
 Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), and to which the
 World Bank's EITI team has been exposed through its
 involvement in supporting EITI implementation. These are
 "early" or preliminary lessons, because
 implementation processes are evolving in most countries that
 have committed to EITI. Some countries have produced EITI
 reports, but analysis of these reports is still at an early
 stage. It is hoped that this report will stimulate further
 discussion on implementation choices that face government
 policy makers; civil society groups; oil, gas, and mining
 companies; and donor agencies involved in the initiative.