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We report on which extractive sector revenues are recorded in the national budget, how the money is managed and which projects it funds. This helps inform public debate and empowers stakeholders. Explore our latest findings and read TTEITI’s analysis of the key issues affecting the extractive sectors in the publications and reports below.
TTEITI’s State of the Extractive Sectors Report 2024
TTEITI’s State of the Extractive Sectors Report 2023
Welcome to Trinidad and Tobago’s 8th annual Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) Report.
This State of the Extractive Sectors Report 2021 is the TTEITI’s latest effort to put leading economic indicators into context, describe how each sector works, and explain the ways in which both domestic and international developments impact government revenues and the resources available to citizens.
Welcome to Trinidad and Tobago’s 9th annual Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) Report.
Welcome to Trinidad and Tobago’s eighth annual Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) Report.
There is room for improved transparency by the GORTT to meet the requirements of the EITI Standard.
The Independent Administrator has reconciled an aggregate of approximately $128 billion in payments from extractive companies and found $869 million in discrepancies.
The Independent Auditor has so far audited an aggregate of approximately $123 billion in payments from extractive companies.
This is the first time that T&T has published data for two fiscal years in one report, an action taken to make the data current.
Promoting transparency of our energy revenues