Corruption has plagued many resource-rich countries for decades, yet a constellation of crises requires renewed focus on the fight against corruption in 2023. 

Les participants de l’Université d’été sur la gouvernance des industries extractives en Afrique francophone partagent les connaissances et outils acquis afin d’améliorer la gouvernance dans le secteur extractif dans leurs pays respectifs.

Reflections and participant perspectives from the in-person 2022 executive resource governance course held with the Blavatnik School of Government at the University of Oxford. 

NRGI's advisor Antonio Hill is joined by NRGI's interim Africa director, Nafi Chinery, and Isabel Cavelier, Colombian climate activist and founder of Mundo Commun, to discuss takeaways from COP27 for resource-rich countries.

In 2022, NRGI complemented its traditional output of reports, briefings and commentary with more content in non-textual audio and video formats.

NRGI's most-read blog posts from 2022 focused on achieving good governance of natural resources and just transition away from fossil fuels.

The European Commission has vowed to put corruption at the heart of its agenda. But measures to tackle it are conspicuously absent in a new regulation designed to force EU companies to behave responsibly around the world.

La Commission européenne a promis de placer la lutte contre la corruption au cœur de son programme. Cependant, les mesures visant à endiguer ces pratiques brillent par leur absence, dans un nouveau règlement destiné à obliger les entreprises européennes à adopter un comportement responsable dans le monde entier. 

To meet climate goals, the world must urgently move away from fossil fuels toward low-carbon energy infrastructure. Yet this infrastructure—including wind turbines, solar panels and electric vehicles (EVs)—requires a wide array of minerals as inputs.