PWYP Suggests Alternative Revision of Oil and Gas Law
OFFSHORE Indonesia - The issue of oil and gas mafia is still a public concern to this day. Various attempts have been made by the government to close the space for the oil and gas…
Minister urged to be transparent in selecting Pertamina boss
A coalition of civil societies united under the Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Indonesia group has urged State-Owned Enterprises Minister Rini MS Suwandi to ensure that the selection…
The Government Is Expected to Be Transparent Regarding State Revenue Information
REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA - Indonesia has just become the only country in ASEAN that has fulfilled compliant standards in the implementation of EITI (Extractive Industries…
Indonesia Reached “Compliant Country” Status from International Board of EITI
Naypitaw - International Board of Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) agreed to give Indonesia full member status or compliant country of the EITI. This decision…
PWYP Encourages Extractive Sector Data Openness
The openness of information provides a great opportunity in encouraging improvements in extractive industry governance. This was conveyed in a Workshop related to co-creation and…
Multi-Stakeholder Meeting in the Land and Forest-Based Extractive Sector in Aceh and West Kalimantan
As a series of SETAPAK programs supported by The Asia Foundation, PWYP Indonesia together with local partners SETAPAK organized a multi-stakeholder forum and capacity building…
Transparency on Mining Governance
Extractive industries, especially oil and gas, minerals, and coal are still the mainstay of state revenue. The latest State Revenue and Expenditure Budget (APBN) in 2013 recorded…
Testimony from Local CSO’s Riau
Testimony from Local CSOs, FITRA (Indonesia Forum for Budget Transparency), Riau Usman, local CSOs of FITRA endorsed EITI as tools of advocacy to improve the extractive industries…