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|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. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:09, 16 May 2023
Organization name
Natural Resource Governance Institute (NRGI)
Organization link
Organization type
Organización sin ánimo de lucro (OSAL)
Country
Current focus/area
Transición Justa Energía Extractivas Gobernanza Transparencia Responsabilidad Política Pobreza Financiación de la lucha contra el cambio climático Gestion de recursos naturales
Description/notes
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.
NRGI's current strategic priority is supporting just energy transitions for its priority countries (resource-rich developing countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America) and comprises domestic energy transition, stranded asset risks, critical (transition) minerals for the clean energy shift, and fair and equitable finance to support fossil fuels phaseout and related energy transition challenges.
Compendium source
CJ-JT Review Process
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