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Mongolia EITI 2018 report

This document is part of the source library for NRGI's 2021 Resource Governance Index, a comprehensive measure of the quality of natural resource governance in oil, gas and mineral-rich countries. To access the full dataset and all other index resources, visit https://resourcegovernanceindex.org.

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Feld Wert
Sector Mining
Country Mongolia
Year
RGI Edition Year 2021
Topic Beneficial ownership, Contract transparency and monitoring, Global initiatives, Licensing and negotiation, Open data, State-owned enterprises, Tax policy and revenue collection
Document Type PDF
RGI Sub-component
RGI Questions 1.2.8b: How up-to-date is the data contained in the country's most recent EITI report?,
1.1.8b: From 2015 onwards, have the beneficial owners of extractive companies been disclosed?,
1.1b: Who is the licensing authority (i.e. who has the authority to grant exploration and extraction rights to companies)?,
1.4.9b: Does the SOE publicly disclose its levels of ownership in joint ventures?,
1.4.9c: Does the SOE publicly disclose the costs and revenues deriving from its participation in joint ventures?,
1.4.9d: Does the SOE publicly disclose a list of its subsidiaries?,
1.4.10b: Is the majority of the SOE's board of directors independent of the government (i.e. at least half of all board members do not hold positions in the current central government)?,
5.3a: From 2019 onwards has the government published revenues from extractive industry suppliers?,
5.8a: Does the SOE publicly disclose its governance structure?
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Source or API link https://eitimongolia.mn/sites/default/files/uploads/final-reports/Mongolia-2018-EITI-Report-ENG-12.30.pdf
Verantwortlicher Natural Resource Governance Institute
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