What we work on
We work with governments, communities and business to reduce corruption in the extractive sector and to ensure that ordinary people benefit fully from their natural resource revenues. Explore our areas of work to see how we do this.
Publish What You Pay (PWYP) is the worldwide campaign for an open and accountable extractive industry. We are the only global movement working to ensure that revenues from oil, gas and mining are used to drive development. With more than 1000 member organisations and 51 national coalitions, our strength lies in our ability to coordinate action nationally and globally, maximising our collective impact, so everyone benefits from their natural resources – today and tomorrow.
Discover who we areOur Vision 2025 strategy lays out the roadmap towards a world where everyone benefits from their natural resources. We’ll be pushing for governments to regulate natural resource extraction in an open and accountable way, for companies to operate within an effective governance framework, and for a civil society with the skills and freedom to drive natural resource extraction that benefits all. The PWYP Secretariat’s Operational Plan 2020-2022 defines how its work will support the implementation of the strategy Vision 2025.
Read our global strategy hereWe work with governments, communities and business to reduce corruption in the extractive sector and to ensure that ordinary people benefit fully from their natural resource revenues. Explore our areas of work to see how we do this.
National coalitions
Countries where we have PWYP members
Member organisations worldwide
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