Building on more than a decade of advancing good governance in the extractive sector, the Philippine Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (PH-EITI) continues to champion transparency, accountability, and inclusive participation across the mining, oil, and gas industries. Since its establishment in 2013, PH-EITI has served as a vital platform for making extractive sector data accessible and meaningful, publishing ten country reports covering eleven fiscal years and shedding light on government revenues from natural resources. As part of a global movement spanning over 50 countries, PH-EITI upholds the highest international standards to ensure that the management of the country’s extractive resources contributes to sustainable and equitable development.
As PH-EITI moves beyond its 10th anniversary, the 2025 Extractives Transparency Week (ETW) marks a renewed commitment to translating transparency into tangible outcomes for communities and future generations. Anchored on the theme “Extracting Better Futures: Amplifying Stakeholder Voices Towards Inclusive Development,” ETW 2025 convenes government, industry, civil society, communities, and development partners for a week of dialogue, learning, and collaboration in Manila. Through plenaries, parallel sessions, and interactive discussions, the event seeks to elevate diverse perspectives—particularly those of Indigenous Peoples and local communities—strengthen multi-stakeholder partnerships, and generate actionable insights that advance sustainability, equity, and shared prosperity in the extractives sector.
Presentations
Day 1:
Topic Presenter File
○ Upholding Resposible Extractives and Community License Mary Ann D. Rodolfo View
○ How Are Global and Local Trends Shaping the Future of ESG Katrina F. Francisco View
and Community Engagement in the PH Extractives Sector?
○ Growing with our Communities Marjorie Idio View
○ SEC-DOF-PH EITI Data Sharing Agreement Atty. Daniel Luis P. Macalino View
○ RA 12253 or the Enhanced Fiscal Regime for Large-Scale
Metallic Mining Act and the Beneficial Ownership Transparency Febe J. Lim View
○ Understanding Beneficial Ownership Requirements Amiel C. De Guzman View
Day 3:
Topic Presenter File
○ Climate Action and Energy Transition Supply Chain Pochoy Labog View
Transparency: Data and Benefits
○ Human Rights in Philippine Transition Mineral Malene Skensved View
Supply Chains
○ Clean energy = Clean hands? Reinna S. Bermudez View
○ Localizing Transparency Beverly Besmanos View
○ Subnational EITI Implementation in Peru Sarah Hayton View
○ The Need for Localizing Transparency: Annaliza Kwan View
The Case of Guiuan, Eastern Samar
○ Mining for Decent Work: Bridging the Gap Between Ricardo L. Bobis, Jr. View
Wealth and Welfare
○ Growing with our Workforce Karina Dulinayan View
Photo Gallery
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A government-led, multi-stakeholder initiative implementing EITI, the global standard that promotes the open, accountable management, and good governance of oil, gas, and mineral resources. PH-EITI was created on 26 November 2013 through EO No. 147, s. of 2013. It is a government commitment first announced through EO No. 79, s. of 2012.