Publications

10 November 2015

Integrating Environmental Protection into the Extractive Industry

Presentation of Jessica Webb, Civil Society Specialist, Global Forest Watch, World Resource Institute. Delivered in the panel, titled "Addressing Extractive Challenge to Pursue…

10 November 2015

Mainstreaming Free, Prior & Informed Consent (FPIC) in the Extractive Industry

Presentation of Ronald Allan A. Barnacha, National Vice President of Bantay Kita (Publish What You Pay Philippines). Delivered in the panel, titled "Addressing Extractive…

4 November 2015

Transparency and The Role of Extractive Industries for The Economy of The Country and Society

5 September 2015

Open Data and Anti Corruption, A Great Fit

National Coordinator PWYP Indonesia, Maryati Abdullah, became one of panelist in International 6th Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC) in Malaysia, last (2-4/9/2015). In her…

2 September 2015

Strategies of Achieving RAPBN 2016 in Oil, Gas, and Mining Sector

  This is strategies of achieving Draft of National Budget and Expenditure Plan (RAPBN) 2016 in Oil, Gas, and Mining Sector:

31 August 2015

PWYP Knowledge Forum – Global Standards in Extractive Industry Governance in Indonesia

The presentation was delivered by Jalal CSR + Indonesia, experts in the field of Sustainable Development and Corporate Social Responsibility, in the first edition of the PWYP…

27 August 2015

Riding Open Data Movement: Extractive Sector-Indonesia

The presentation of Jensi Sartin, researcher of Publish What You Pay Indonesia. Delivered in the 3rd International Open Data Conference, Ottawa (28-29 May 2015). Work on Open…

21 August 2015

Indonesia’s Mining Sector: Leaking Revenue and Clearing Forest

Indonesia’s rapid and extensive decentralization transferred substantial licensing authority to sub-national government, resulting in a proliferation of mining permits. This…

12 August 2015

Monitoring Mining Permits in Indonesia

24% of mining activity in the forest area were operated in protection and conservation forest, though it's banned by law. And roughly 90% of mining company ignore environmental…