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To facilitate the understanding of the community regarding the implementation of EITI in Indonesia, The EITI Indonesia Secretariat use  infographic that tells about the background, timeline, work plan and goals of this implementation. This infographic is the first winner in the Infographic Competition organized by the EITI International Secretariat in October 2013. Comments from the judges regarding this infographic are: Their infographic was excellently designed, and portrayed difficult information in a manner that is easy to understand. The design captured the spirit of the EITI by using data disclosed in the EITI Reports and communicating the findings in a way ... Read More »

Representative from the EITI international Secretariat, Dyveke Rogan, provided explanations on the newly established 2013 Standards for Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative to the EITI Implementing Team of the Republic of Indonesia on 18 September 2013. Read More »

Representatives from EITI Indonesia Secretariat is providing presentation in the training entitled “Local Governance and EITI Template Training” organized by the EITI-Philippines on 22-24 August 2013 Read More »

The Implementing Team of the Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative (EITI) Indonesia – Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, announces that the EITI Indonesia reporting period for the 2010 and 2011 calendar year has commenced. EITI Indonesia calls upon various Oil, Natural Gas and Mining companies which are classified as reporting entities and registered in the applicable reporting list to download the latest applicable reporting forms, contact the EITI Indonesia Secretariat and submit their completed reporting form as soon as possible. The deadline for reporting form submission had been set at 14 October 2013. The completed form should be submitted either electronically ... Read More »

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TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – The First Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) Report by Indonesia, which compares revenues reported to have been paid to the government by nearly all oil, gas, mineral and coal companies operating in the country with those received by the government, shows that in 2009, after certain deductions, the government collected US$24.2 billion (Rp251 trillion at Rp10,400 per US$), said a report released by the EITI Indonesia Office. Although the overall contribution of the oil and gas sector to public revenues has long been public information, the EITI report shows the exact contribution of each oil and gas ... Read More »

This information sheet contains information about 2009 calender year EITI Indonesia report Read More »