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Indonesia has announced its commitment to implement EITI (Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative) through the release of Presidential Regulation 26/2010. EITI is a global standard where Companies and Government report their payments and receipts of extractive industry revenues, to be reconciled through multi-stakeholder working groups. Indonesia has, or will shortly, produce reconciliation reports covering the 2009, 2010, and 2011 fiscal (and calendar) years.
Papua is one of Indonesia’s richest natural resource regions, with mining, oil and gas operations as well as forestry and fisheries. Papua and West Papua provinces are both special autonomy regions which receive extra-high portion of oil and gas revenue sharing known in Indonesian as Dana Bagi Hasil (DBH), compared to other provinces in Indonesia. These revenue sharing funds are supposed to flow to both provincial and district governments.
To make the EITI Indonesia report more relevant to local audience in Papua, AJI (Aliansi Jurnalis Independen) conduct a project that aims to create communications products in order to familiarize local audiences in Papua with EITI Indonesia report findings and other information about the extractive industries relevant for Papuans. AJI Papua collaborates with Publish What You Pay Indonesia, with support from Multi Donor Trust Fund (MDTF) administered by the World Bank.
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