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Our impact: Accountable Mining Programme

We are connecting a global network of local corruption-fighting partners in some of the world’s most resource-rich countries to strengthen the integrity of the mining sector.

Transparency International’s Accountable Mining Programme is focusing on the very start of the mining value chain: the process of awarding mining rights.

By clarifying who gets the right to mine, under what conditions, and why, we help local communities, national governments, and mining companies identify the risks of corruption in the mining approvals process and work together to strengthen their systems to prevent and tackle corruption.

By building a better system and a fairer process from the start we can prevent corruption before ground is even broken.

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Australia|Public integrity|Accountable mining|Submission
Submission: Publish What You Pay and TI Australia on climate-related financial disclosures

February 17, 2023

Download Publish What You Pay (PWYP) and Transparency International Australia have made a submission to the Government's consultation on climate-related financial disclosure. Everyone benefits from transparency including markets who can then make better decisions. We therefore strongly support the Government's intention to implement a...

Australia|Accountable mining|Critical minerals|Submission
Submission: Critical minerals strategy 2023

February 10, 2023

Download Summary The Australian Government is developing a new critical minerals strategy that outlines priorities for the sector, including how it can contribute to furthering Australia’s emissions reduction. Transparency International Australia welcomes the Australian government’s commitment to upholding high environmental, social and governance standards...

Argentina|Global|Kenya|Zambia|Energy transition|Accountable mining|Report
What does the energy transition mean for the mining sector?

November 01, 2022

Download English Download Spanish Translation Download Chinese Translation As the world moves towards cleaner sources of energy, demand for minerals is growing exponentially. To meet the growing demand, the world will need new mines, and this new and rapidly changing context brings additional challenges...