Fuelling Mistrust

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Field	Value
Sector	Oil and Gas
Country	Sudan
Year	2009
RGI Edition Year	2017
Topic	Beneficial ownership, Legislation and regulation, Open data, Revenue management, Sovereign wealth funds, State-owned enterprises
Document Type	Report
RGI Sub-component	Licensing
RGI Questions	1.2.1a: Does the government publicly disclose data on the volume of extractive resource production?, 1.2.2b: How up-to-date is the publicly disclosed data on the value of extractive resource exports?, 1.1.8a: From 2015 onwards, have senior public officials publicly disclosed their financial holdings in extractive companies?, 1.4c: What is the name of the largest company in which the government has a controlling share (i.e. an SOE)?, 1.4.4b: Has the SOE publicly disclosed the amount spent on non-commercial activities?, 2.3b: If there are multiple natural resource funds, which is the largest?, 2.3.2d: From 2015 onwards, has the government adhered to the numeric rules governing the size of deposits into the sovereign wealth fund?
Did this document contribute to RGI scoring?	Used for scoring
Are the RGI questions here tagged with law and/or practice	Practice
Publisher	Global Witness
Author
Source or API link	https://www.globalwitness.org/en/archive/fuelling-mistrust-need-transparency-sudans-oil-industry/
Maintainer	Natural Resource Governance Institute
Maintainer Email	Natural Resource Governance Institute