How is the energy transition affecting extractive corruption risks? What are the leading concerns and what is at stake? Hear from Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), Natural Resource Governance Institute (NRGI) and Transparency International (TI) about the corruption risks and trends needing urgent attention as the energy transition picks up pace. Join the session to explore priorities for strengthening transparency and accountability in critical mineral supply chains, fossil fuel phase-out and renewable energy roll-out.
Participants will have the opportunity to join deep-dive discussions on the following topics:
EITI implementation for informed discussions on corruption risks in the energy transition
Fossil fuel sector vested interests and their influence on policy
Preventing corruption in critical mineral supply chains
Accountability through strong community participation
This participatory session is for all those wanting to identify priority actions for a just and corruption-free energy transition.
Speakers:
Gay Alessandra Ordenes, anticorruption lead and Asia director, EITI
Lisa Caripis, research and policy manager, TI Accountable Mining Programme
Alex Gillies, advisor anticorruption, NRGI
Tamika Halwiindi, accountable mining project coordinator, TI Zambia
Theo Acheampong, political economist/consultant, Ghana EITI (GHEITI)
Natalia Soebagjo, Chair of PWYP Indonesia Advisory Board, member of TI International Council
