The future of resource governance
As part of NRGI's 20th anniversary, leading thinkers explore the ideas, debates and choices shaping what's next.
NRGI heads to COP31
At COP31, NRGI will bring research and country perspectives to discussions on a fair and equitable energy transition. Meet our delegation, explore our events and find out what we're working on in Antalya.
In focus
Suneeta Kaimal and Patrick Heller reflect on how resource governance has evolved over two decades and why the coming years demand more from institutions, accountability and political leadership than ever before.
NRGI at 20
This year marks NRGI's twentieth anniversary. Explore reflections and initiatives on transforming resource governance for a new era.
Our focus areas
Anticorruption & accountability
Addressing extractive-sector corruption is crucial for citizens in resource-rich countries and for the attainment of global climate goals.
Fossil fuel transition
Fossil fuels are not the future, but many countries lack concrete pathways beyond the production of oil, gas and coal.
Just energy transition
As the global energy transition accelerates, decisionmakers must ensure that it is just, inclusive and equitable—with people’s needs at its center.
State-owned enterprises
State-owned companies are critical but sometimes overlooked players in the energy transition and in oil, gas and mining governance.
Taxation & revenue management
Effective revenue management, strong tax frameworks, transparency and citizen participation are hallmarks of accountable extractive-sector governance.
Transition minerals
Transition minerals are crucial for climate action. Their extraction must benefit citizens in the places where they are mined.
