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|Name=Natural Resource Governance Institute (NRGI) | |Name=Natural Resource Governance Institute (NRGI) | ||
|Link=https://resourcegovernance.org/ | |Link=https://resourcegovernance.org/ | ||
|Type=Non-profit | |Type=<translate>Non-profit</translate> | ||
|Country=Colombia | |Country=<translate>Colombia</translate> | ||
|Current focus=Just Transition | |Current focus=<translate>Just Transition</translate> | ||
Energy | <translate>Energy</translate> | ||
Extractives | <translate>Extractives </translate> | ||
Governance | <translate>Governance</translate> | ||
Transparency | <translate>Transparency</translate> | ||
Accountability | <translate>Accountability </translate> | ||
Policy | <translate>Policy </translate> | ||
Poverty | <translate>Poverty </translate> | ||
Climate finance | <translate>Climate finance </translate> | ||
Natural resource management | <translate>Natural resource management</translate> | ||
|Description=NRGI is an independent, global policy analysis and advocacy institute, working with partners to ensure that: countries rich in oil, gas and minerals achieve sustainable, inclusive development, and; people receive lasting benefits—and experience reduced harms—from the extractive sector. | |Description=NRGI is an independent, global policy analysis and advocacy institute, working with partners to ensure that: countries rich in oil, gas and minerals achieve sustainable, inclusive development, and; people receive lasting benefits—and experience reduced harms—from the extractive sector. | ||
