What We Do

Driving Change Through Collective Action

PNGRGC strengthens civil society’s ability to engage effectively on extractive governance, from village consultations to national policy debates. Our work spans EITI implementation, community advocacy, policy reform, and civil society coordination.

Supporting EITI Implementation

Advancing civil society participation in PNGEITI processes and technical working groups.

Transparency and Accountability

Promoting oversight of government and industry through evidence-based engagement.

Civil Society Coordination

Strengthening CSO participation in national governance processes.

Community Engagement

Supporting awareness and participation at community level.

Policy and Legislative Input

Contributing to national frameworks including the EITI Commission Bill.

EITI and MSG

Understanding the global framework, Papua New Guinea’s commitment, and how civil society engages through the national processes.

What is EITI

The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative is the global standard for transparent and accountable management of oil, gas, and mineral resources. It requires disclosure across the full extractive value chain.

PNG's Commitment

Papua New Guinea commitment to EITI in 2013. Implementation is led by the PNGEITI Secretariat through the Multi-Stakeholder Group.

The Multi-Stakeholder Group

The MSG is the decision-making body for EITI in PNG. It includes:

The MSG sets reporting scope, ensures participation, and oversees compliance with global standards.

PNGRGC represents civil society within this structure.

The MSG and Our Role

PNGRGC coordinates civil society participation in the PNG EITI Multi-Stakeholder Group and supports informed engagement  across the process.

PNGRGC provides research, analysis, and coordination to support effective civil society engagement.

PNGRGC contributes to Papua New Guinea's Open Government Partnership processes through PNGEITI, including co-creation and review.

Connected engagement

Work links transparency, reform, and public participation so extractive governance remains accountable and visible.

Three Strategic Horizons

Three practical pillars guide the Coalition’s long-term work and keep priorities clear across advocacy, coordination, and public engagement.

Build Capacity

  • Research and partnerships
  • Communication refresh
  • Funding diversification
  • Organisational structure
  • Membership growth

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Strengthen PNGEITI Support

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  • MSG coordination
  • Landowner representation
  • Subnational implementation
  • Community engagement
  • Technical analysis

Mobilise Civil Society

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  • National campaigns
  • Digital advocacy
  • Support to local CSO’s
  • Research for reform

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