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WASHINGTON, D.C. JANUARY 24, 2013 Tools for Transparency and Monitoring of Natural Resource Contracts

Extractive Industries Contracts Database beta

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In response to country demands for greater transparency in and understanding of extractive industry contracts, the World Bank Institute, Africa Region and Revenue Watch Institute together with supporting partners are launching the Extractive Industries Contracts Database. This online, searchable database of oil, gas and mining contracts includes and easy-to-use interface that allows users to search a rich repository of existing contracts as well as download them for reference. Given that extractive industry contracts have historically been shrouded in secrecy, this database provides a range of stakeholders-- including government, non-governmental organizations, think tanks and parliamentarians-- equal access to information on extractive industry deals. Greater understanding of and access to contracts can inform the negotiation of future contracts and ensure better development outcomes from extractive activities. This presentation showcased and invited feedback on the beta database, which currently includes contracts from resource-rich countries in Africa.

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W A S H I N G T O N , D . C .

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Tools for Transparency and Monitoringof Natural Resource Contracts

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BBL Agenda

Introduction: Michael Jarvis

Presentation: Jed Miller

Discussants:

Michael Stanley (SEGOM)

Isabel Munilla (PWYP US)

Questions and next steps

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www.ResourceContracts.org

Collection of contracts and licensing documents

Analyses and summaries of key points

Search and download

Unique links for sharing via email/social media

Easy to read (no PDF/Acrobat needed)

A growing repository (with your help!)

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www.ResourceContracts.org

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www.ResourceContracts.org

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www.ResourceContracts.org—View, Search

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www.ResourceContracts.org—View, Search

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www.ResourceContracts.org—Sort by tags

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www.ResourceContracts.org—Summary page

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www.ResourceContracts.org—Contract view

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www.ResourceContracts.org—annotation links

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www.ResourceContracts.org—Annotations

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www.ResourceContracts.org—annotation links

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Technology: Document Cloud

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Document Cloud: Tagging

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Document Cloud: Add annotations

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Document Cloud: Add annotations

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www.ResourceContracts.org—Links

www.resourcecontracts.org

www.contratsminiersguinee.org

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Discussion

Your questions

Growing inventory: “Got contracts?”

Supporting civil society

Adding documents: review, upload

Policies for inclusion (versions, source)

Shared platform: ownership, sponsorship

Upcoming events

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Thank you/Merci!

Michael Jarvis—GEI Team Leader [email protected]

Jed Miller—[email protected]