Indonesia EITI Transition and Mainstreaming Support

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The project will support the Government of Indonesia through the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR) to complete the institutional transition of EITI coordination and to implement the mainstreaming agenda. The project comprises the following components: (1) EITI Indonesia implementation support, which will will focus on the re-establishment of EITI coordination under MEMR, promoting the EITI process to improve extractive governance, and addressing the recommendations of 2019 EITI validation report; and (2) EITI Indonesia mainstreaming Implementation, which will support MEMR to implement the EITI mainstreaming requirements to shift towards systematic disclosures through government and corporate reporting systems in the day-to-day business process of extractive governance and management in Indonesia.The project comprises the following two components and associated activities:Component 1. Strengthening participation and collaboration among EITI stakeholders. This component will focus on the re-establishment of EITI coordination under MEMR, promoting the EITI process to improve extractive governance, and addressing the recommendations of 2019 EITI validation report.• Activity 1.1. Public outreach and dissemination of EITI Reports and Policy Dialogue Forums• Activity 1.2. Implementation of 2019 Validation RecommendationsComponent 2. EITI mainstreaming implementation. This component will support MEMR to implement the EITI mainstreaming requirements to shift towards systematic disclosures through government and corporate reporting systems in the day-to-day business process of extractive governance and management in Indonesia.• Activity 2.1. Preparation of mainstreaming roadmap and action plan• Activity 2.2. Mainstreaming implementation: transition, enhancement and integration of EITI online platforms with government data and Public Financial Management Systems

FY17 - Energy and Extractives,FY17 - Public Administration

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Forest Products and Packaging, Government