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Without robust governance frameworks, mounting corruption risks in the critical minerals sector could derail the efforts of transitioning to renewable energy.

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Energy transition and critical minerals

Global decarbonisation efforts and the transition to net zero can bring important opportunities, including the achievement of climate goals and new revenue streams for governments. But at what costs?

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Strengthening business integrity

Companies can catalyse change through their anti-corruption and business integrity policies, procedures and practices.

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About us

By strengthening mining governance, we can create a transparent, accountable and corruption-free mining sector. 

We are working with companies, governments, international organisations and communities to enhance transparency, improve mining sector governance, and raise business integrity standards and ambition.

TI Australia has led the Accountable Mining Programme (AMP) for the global Transparency International movement since 2016, working in over 20 countries. The programme seeks to enhance transparency, improve mining sector governance, and raise business integrity standards and ambition by partnering with companies, governments, international organisations and communities

 

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Global|EITI|Civic space
Civil society achieves impact: 10 organisations transforming extractive governance

July 22, 2026

When we announced the Support for Citizen Engagement for Accountability and Transparency in the Extractive Sector project in October 2025, we selected 10 civil society organisations across Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, East Asia and the Pacific, and Europe and Central Asia...

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Global|EITI
EITI: from East Asia & Pacific to Sub-Saharan Africa

May 27, 2026

Between October 2025 and February 2026, civil society organisations from 49 countries and more than 150 participants gathered across four EITI regions to build technical capacity, strengthen regional coordination, and develop advocacy tools needed to implement the 2023 EITI Standard and to hold governments...

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Global|Civic space|EITI
EITI should do better to protect civic space: why and how

March 24, 2026

24 March 2026 | By Matthieu Salomon, Emil Omarov, Emily Iona Stewart, Maria Ramos, Caroline Avan, Clancy Moore Article originally published by Natural Resource Governance Institute. Civic space is shrinking around the world, from well-established democracies to authoritarian regimes. Repressive legislation is increasingly restraining—and in some cases targeting—civil society freedoms, reducing resources and...

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Latin America|EITI
Strengthening the EITI Standard in Latin America

February 24, 2026

Latin America and Caribbean Peer Learning Event – Quito (10–11 February) The Latin America and Caribbean Peer Learning Event took place in Quito on 10–11 February, bringing together civil society partners for two days of practical exchange and regional collaboration. This event was the...

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Global|Civic space|EITI
Civil society across the globe is leveraging the EITI Standard

October 20, 2025

Civil Society across the globe is leveraging the 2023 EITI Standard The Accountable Mining Programme (AMP) and the Natural Resource Governance Institute (NRGI) are partnering on the project Support for Citizen Engagement for Accountability and Transparency in the Extractive Sector. This is a multi-region initiative funded by the Extractives...

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China|Governance and accountability
Transparency and governance in energy transition minerals: a strategic opportunity for Chinese mining leadership

September 23, 2025

Speech for the International Forum on Sustainable Mineral Supply Chain (SMISC Forum) 23 September 2025 I’d like to begin by thanking the China Chamber of Commerce of Metals, Minerals & Chemicals Importers & Exporters and the many Chinese enterprises, civil society and international institutions...