EITI Status Yet to be assessed against the 2016 Standard

EITI Member Since 2009

Latest Data From 2013

Website EITI Burkina Faso (http://www.itie-bf.gov.bf/)

The country is a leading producer of gold, as well as zinc since 2013. Yet social conflicts around theenvironmental impacts of mining operations, social expenditures and the redistribution of extractivesrevenues have been widespread. In addition to national EITI implementation, Burkina Faso also participatedin the beneficial ownership pilot and undertook a study of CO2 emissions from its mining industry.

Burkina Faso: Sitting on a gold mine (https://eiti.org/news/sitting-gold-mine) Burkina Faso injects EITI therapy into its mining sector (https://eiti.org/blog/burkina-faso-

injects-eiti-therapy-its-mining-sector) Burkina Faso’s EITI Report raises questions about bidding process under former regime (https://eit

i.org/news/burkina-faso-eiti-report-raises-questions-about-bidding-process-under-former-regime)

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Overview News, blogs and more Tax and legal framework Beneficial ownership disclosure Production Natural Resources Revenue collection Total government revenues Reconciled revenues by company Revenue allocation Further information Implementation Timeline Key documents Contacts

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From reports to reformLicence allocations: Burkina Faso

(http://progrep.eiti.org/2016/contracts-licenses/license-allocations-burkina-faso)

The three main taxes and fees imposed on companies operating in the mining sector include customs duties,corporate income tax and royalties. The Customs Department and the Tax Department are the main bodiesresponsible for collecting taxes and fees paid to the central government, while the Directorate of Treasury andPublic Accounting is the main body responsible for managing these revenues. Local governments areresponsible for levying local fees like the ‘patente’.

Three model mining conventions (research, production and artisanal and small-scale) are publicly available.All mining contracts are concluded by Ministerial Decree and are published in the Journal Officiel du Faso.

Blog

Burkina Faso injects EITI therapy into its mining sector

NewsSitting on a gold mine

Tax and legal framework

Ministry of Mines and Energy, The mining sector in Burkina Faso (http://www.mineafrica.com/documents/B2%20-%20Burkina%20Faso.pdf)

World Gold Council, The social and economic impacts of gold mining (https://www.google.co.th/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=11&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwiawv3c-rzMAhVBUo4KHXs3D-Q4ChAWCBkwAA&url=https%3A//www.gold.org/download/file/3823/the-social-and-economic-impacts-of-gold-mining.pdf&usg=AFQjCNHQSCK4Ty2KrbQzoLiuUGAiwVrOhQ&sig2=HgGmI9m6oVAQc8mDKTBzLA&bvm=bv.121070826%2Cd.c2E)

International Institute for Environment and Development (http://pubs.iied.org/pdfs/G00718.pdf)

Ministère des Mines et de l’Energie (2013), Politique sectorielle des mines 2014-2025 (http://www.legiburkina.bf/Les%20politiques%20sectorielles/POLITIQUE%20SECTORIELLE%20DES%20MINES.pdf)

US State Department, Burkina Faso Investment Climate Report 2014 (http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/227134.pdf)

Millennium Challenge Corp, Burkina Faso Fiscal 2016 ranking (https://assets.mcc.gov/documents/score-fy16-english-bf-burkina-faso.pdf)

Tax codeTax in Burkina FasoMayer Brown 2015 Burkina Faso Mining Code brief (https://ww

w.mayerbrown.com/files/Publication/e46c25d2-177a-4d54-bb05-6ddc6cc59bbc/Presentation/PublicationAttachment/70a1a597-49)EY Burkina Faso 2014 Mining and metals tax guide (http://www.ey.com/Publication/vwLUAssets/ey-tax-guide-burkina-faso-february-2014/$FILE/ey-tax-guide-burkina-faso-february-2014.p)TPAGlobal’s 2015 Transfer pricing country summary (https://www.google.co.th/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=3&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwik-t_I_rzMAhXUkI4KHUSvCx0QFggrMAI&ur)

ContractsBurkina Faso’s government journal (http://www.legiburkina.bf/SitePages/Accueil.aspx)

Licence registryMining licenses in the 2013 EITI Report (https://eiti.org/files/2013_burkina_faso_eiti_report.pdf)Ministry of Energy, Mines and Quarries website (http://www.mines.gov.bf/inde

x.php/2015-12-18-10-34-43/2015-12-18-10-45-)

Beneficial ownership disclosure

Burkina Faso's EITI Reports have so far disclosed legal owners of mining companies, including country ofincorporation, percentage participation and the name of stock exchange for listed companies. Burkina Fasohas compiled a beneficial ownership scoping study (https://eiti.org/files/2015.08.04_fr_burkina_faso_beneficial_ownership_scoping_study.pdf) which suggests a definition of beneficialownership, provides an overview of the legal and regulatory framework, and outlines existing reportingobligations for politically exposed persons.

Burkina Faso’s evaluation report (https://eiti.org/files/2015.08.04_en_burkina_faso_beneficial_ownership_evaluation_report.pdf) from the beneficial ownership pilot highlightsincompleteness of the company declarations as the major challenge, both in terms of declarations submittedthrough the EITI reporting process as well as incompleteness of declarations upon company registration inthe country. The evaluation report provides some suggestions for supporting documents that could berequested from the companies in the future to help verify the identity of the beneficial owners, such ascompany registration, proof of residence, etc.

Burkina Faso is a leading producer of gold (Africa’s fourth-largest), but has also started producing zinc since2013. Ongoing development of gold in the country’s centre, while development of manganese and zinc istaking place in the North and West respectively. While industrial gold mining has grown rapidly since thefirst mine opening in 2005, the more than one million artisanal miners account for a significant share ofproduction. Despite the lack of reliable statistics on artisanal mining, the 2013 EITI Report cites estimates ofup to 8 million metric tons smuggled out of the country annually.

Ministry of Mines and Energy (2014), Mining sector of Burkina Faso and beyond, investment opportunities in 2014 (http://www.mineafrica.com/documents/B2%20-%20Burknia%20Faso%20Ministry%20of%20Mines.pdf)

Université de Rouen (2012), L’orpaillage face à l’arrivée des industries minières aurifères : cas du Burkina Faso (http://www.sifee.org/static/uploaded/Files/ressources/actes-des-colloques/montreal/session-2-1/GILLES_TEXTE.pdf)

Roskill and Africa Mining Reports (2015), The mining sector after the coup: challenges and opportunitie

In conditions of total opacity, we cannot continue to expect that the mining sector, apillar of our economy, can really benefit all Burkinabe citizens. We are going to lookvery closely to determine if contracts need to be reviewed, cancel some licenses orconcessions and redistribute them in transparent conditions.

HE Yacouba Isaac Zida, Prime Minister

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s facing the government (http://www.mineafrica.com/documents/10%20-%20Burkina%20Faso%20-%20Roskill%20AMR.pdf)

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Burkina Faso has rich deposits of gold, zinc, copper, manganese as well as iron, nickel, limestone, dolomiteand phosphates. Abundant mineral resources are found along an arc from the country’s southeast tonorthwest. Gold reserves have grown rapidly in the past decade, with over 15 major discoveries since 2006.

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Gold 154.2 metric tons

Zinc 6 million metrictons

The Perkoa zinc mine holds some of the largest zinc deposits inAfrica. 14.5% Zn.

Copper 70 million metrictons 0,35% to 0,25% Cu.

Manganese 19 million metrictons 45% to 55% Mn.

Iron, titanium andvanadium 66 million metric

tons 35% Fe2O3 with 35000 tons of V205 at 0,7%.

Nickel 30 million metrictons 1,2% to 1,5% Nickel and 0,05% Cobalt.

Bauxite 12.7 million metrictons

Limestone 93.1 million metrictons 45% to 55% CaCO3.

Dolomite 20.7 million metrictons

Phosphates 131.2 million metrictons 20% P205.

Antimony 700 metric tons

Graphite 9000 metric tons

Marble 100,000 metric tons

Section 3.2.9 “Mining potential and reserves” in 2013 EITI Report, USGS Burkina Faso Minerals Yearbook 2013 (http://minerals.usgs.gov/minerals/pubs/country/2013/myb3-2013-uv.pdf)

The latest EITI disclosures (2013) show that Burkina Faso received USD 407 million from extractiveindustry taxation. All of these revenues came from gold and were mainly collected through customs duties(30%), corporate income tax (28%) and royalties (16%). While there is no provision for signature bonuses orproduction premiums in the Mining Law, they are levied in practice.

IMF (2016), Technical assistance report, mining taxation: modelling of five mining operations (https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/scr/2016/cr1684.pdf)

KPMG (2013), Analyse du partage des benefices des activités aurifères au Burkina Faso (http://www.chambredesmines.bf/IMG/pdf/Analyse_du_partage_des_benefices_des_activites_auriferes_au_Burkina_Faso----1.pdf)

Revenue collection

Groupe de Recherche et d’Information sur la Paix et la Sécurité (2015), Nouveau code minier au Burkina: de l’or au benefice de (http://www.grip.org/sites/grip.org/files/NOTES_ANALYSE/2015/NA_2015-11-27_FR_N-HUBERT%20%26%20C-KUPPER.pdf)

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Disbursed Revenue (2008 - 2013)

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Bonuses [1415E2]Licence fees [114521E]Extraordinary taxes on income, profits and capital gains [1112E2]Emission and pollution taxes [114522E]Administrative fees for government services [1422E]From government participation (equity) [1412E2]Other rent payments [1415E5]Fines, penalties, and forfeits [143E]Other taxes payable by natural resource companies [116E]Royalties [1415E1]Customs and other import duties [1151E]General taxes on goods and services (VAT, sales tax, turnover tax) [1141E]Taxes on property [113E]Taxes on payroll and workforce [112E]Ordinary taxes on income, profits and capital gains [1112E1]

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Disbursements by Company (Top 5 in 2013 - 2013 (USD))

Company Name Revenue Stream Receiving Entity Amount

1 IAM GOLD ESSAKANESA

Retenue de l’impôt sur RevenuFoncier (RET / IRF)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $56,283

2 IAM GOLD ESSAKANESA

Retenue à la source extérieur(RET/EXT)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $3,028,240

3 IAM GOLD ESSAKANESA

Retenue à la source intérieur(RET / INT)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $816,453

4 IAM GOLD ESSAKANESA Pénalités (DGD) Direction Générale des Douanes

(DGD) $194,648

5 IAM GOLD ESSAKANESA

Droits de Douane et taxesassimilées

Direction Générale des Douanes(DGD) $40,150,729

6IAM GOLD ESSAKANESA

Impôt sur le Revenu des ValeursMobilières (IRVM)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $1,627,275

7 IAM GOLD ESSAKANESA Taxe sur la Valeur Ajoutée (TVA) Direction Générale des Impôts

(DGI) $6,701,697

8 IAM GOLD ESSAKANESA

Acomptes Provisionnels sur IS(AP - IS)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $33,768,245

IAM GOLD ESSAKANE Direction Générale du Trésor et de

Reconciled revenues by company

9 SA Taxe Superficiaire la Comptabilité Publique (DGTCP) $1,863,987

10 IAM GOLD ESSAKANESA Pénalités (DGI) Direction Générale des Impôts

(DGI) $9,062

11 IAM GOLD ESSAKANESA Dividendes versés à l'Etat Direction Générale du Trésor et de

la Comptabilité Publique (DGTCP) $1,011,919

12 IAM GOLD ESSAKANESA

Redevances proportionnelles(Royalties)

Direction Générale du Trésor et dela Comptabilité Publique (DGTCP) $19,756,336

13 IAM GOLD ESSAKANESA

Impôt Unique sur les Traitementset Salaires (IUTS)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $10,998,214

14 IAM GOLD ESSAKANESA Impôt sur les Sociétés (IS) Direction Générale des Impôts

(DGI) $16,072,859

15 SEMAFO BURKINAFASO

Retenue de l’impôt sur RevenuFoncier (RET / IRF)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $1,011

16 SEMAFO BURKINAFASO

Retenue à la source extérieur(RET/EXT)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $1,049,553

17 SEMAFO BURKINAFASO

Impôt sur les BénéficesIndustriels et Commerciaux (BIC)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $78,630

18 SEMAFO BURKINAFASO

Retenue à la source intérieur(RET / INT)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $266,415

19 SEMAFO BURKINAFASO Pénalités (DGD) Direction Générale des Douanes

(DGD) $5,060

20 SEMAFO BURKINAFASO

Impôt sur le Revenu desCréances, dépôts etcautionnements (IRC)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $1,088,607

21 SEMAFO BURKINAFASO

Droits de Douane et taxesassimilées

Direction Générale des Douanes(DGD) $21,946,542

22 SEMAFO BURKINAFASO

Impôt sur le Revenu des ValeursMobilières (IRVM)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $1,159,228

23 SEMAFO BURKINAFASO Frais de prestation BUNEE Bureau National des Evaluations

Environnementales (BUNEE) $51,779

24 SEMAFO BURKINAFASO Taxe sur la Valeur Ajoutée (TVA) Direction Générale des Impôts

(DGI) $6,782,085

25 SEMAFO BURKINAFASO

Acomptes Provisionnels sur IS(AP - IS)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $16,524,013

26 SEMAFO BURKINAFASO Taxe Superficiaire Direction Générale du Trésor et de

la Comptabilité Publique (DGTCP) $1,892,287

27 SEMAFO BURKINAFASO Dividendes versés à l'Etat Direction Générale du Trésor et de

la Comptabilité Publique (DGTCP)$895,692

28 SEMAFO BURKINAFASO

Redevances proportionnelles(Royalties)

Direction Générale du Trésor et dela Comptabilité Publique (DGTCP) $12,126,455

29 SEMAFO BURKINAFASO

Impôt Unique sur les Traitementset Salaires (IUTS)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $5,170,412

30 SEMAFO BURKINAFASO Impôt sur les Sociétés (IS) Direction Générale des Impôts

(DGI) $4,382,946

31SOCIETE DES MINESDE BELAHOURO(SMB)

Retenue de l’impôt sur RevenuFoncier (RET / IRF)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $19,025

32SOCIETE DES MINESDE BELAHOURO(SMB)

Retenue à la source extérieur(RET/EXT)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $137,339

33SOCIETE DES MINESDE BELAHOURO(SMB)

Retenue à la source intérieur(RET / INT)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $851,096

34SOCIETE DES MINESDE BELAHOURO(SMB)

Taxe Patronale d'Apprentissage(TPA)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $723,837

35SOCIETE DES MINESDE BELAHOURO(SMB)

Droits de Douane et taxesassimilées

Direction Générale des Douanes(DGD) $16,241,900

36SOCIETE DES MINESDE BELAHOURO(SMB)

Impôt sur le Revenu des ValeursMobilières (IRVM)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $273,298

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SOCIETE DES MINESDE BELAHOURO(SMB) Frais de prestation BUNEE Bureau National des Evaluations

Environnementales (BUNEE) $7,371

38SOCIETE DES MINESDE BELAHOURO(SMB)

Taxe sur la Valeur Ajoutée (TVA) Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $785,876

39SOCIETE DES MINESDE BELAHOURO(SMB)

Acomptes Provisionnels sur IS(AP - IS)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $535,942

40SOCIETE DES MINESDE BELAHOURO(SMB)

Taxe Superficiaire Direction Générale du Trésor et dela Comptabilité Publique (DGTCP) $526,704

41SOCIETE DES MINESDE BELAHOURO(SMB)

Pénalités (DGI) Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $3,489,772

42SOCIETE DES MINESDE BELAHOURO(SMB)

Redevances proportionnelles(Royalties)

Direction Générale du Trésor et dela Comptabilité Publique (DGTCP) $8,495,210

43SOCIETE DES MINESDE BELAHOURO(SMB)

Pénalités (DGTCP) Direction Générale du Trésor et dela Comptabilité Publique (DGTCP) $153,072

44SOCIETE DES MINESDE BELAHOURO(SMB)

Impôt Unique sur les Traitementset Salaires (IUTS)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $4,812,300

45SOCIETE DES MINESDE TAPARKO(SOMITA)

Retenue à la source extérieur(RET/EXT)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $16,547

46SOCIETE DES MINESDE TAPARKO(SOMITA)

Retenue à la source intérieur(RET / INT)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $392,044

47SOCIETE DES MINESDE TAPARKO(SOMITA)

Pénalités (DGD) Direction Générale des Douanes(DGD) $35,214

48SOCIETE DES MINESDE TAPARKO(SOMITA)

Droits de Douane et taxesassimilées

Direction Générale des Douanes(DGD) $14,397,979

49SOCIETE DES MINESDE TAPARKO(SOMITA)

Impôt sur le Revenu des ValeursMobilières (IRVM)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $1,346,677

50SOCIETE DES MINESDE TAPARKO(SOMITA)

Taxe sur la Valeur Ajoutée (TVA) Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $165,002

51SOCIETE DES MINESDE TAPARKO(SOMITA)

Acomptes Provisionnels sur IS(AP - IS)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $7,667,529

52SOCIETE DES MINESDE TAPARKO(SOMITA)

Taxe Superficiaire Direction Générale du Trésor et dela Comptabilité Publique (DGTCP) $439,122

53SOCIETE DES MINESDE TAPARKO(SOMITA)

Pénalités (DGI) Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $1,972,944

54SOCIETE DES MINESDE TAPARKO(SOMITA)

Dividendes versés à l'Etat Direction Générale du Trésor et dela Comptabilité Publique (DGTCP) $1,906,880

55SOCIETE DES MINESDE TAPARKO(SOMITA)

Redevances proportionnelles(Royalties)

Direction Générale du Trésor et dela Comptabilité Publique (DGTCP) $5,226,800

56SOCIETE DES MINESDE TAPARKO(SOMITA)

Pénalités (DGTCP) Direction Générale du Trésor et dela Comptabilité Publique (DGTCP) $22,175

SOCIETE DES MINES Direction Générale des Impôts

57 DE TAPARKO(SOMITA)

Impôt Unique sur les Traitementset Salaires (IUTS)

(DGI) $2,914,500

58SOCIETE DES MINESDE TAPARKO(SOMITA)

Impôt sur les Sociétés (IS) Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $8,257,361

59 BISSA GOLD Retenue de l’impôt sur RevenuFoncier (RET / IRF)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $2,951

60 BISSA GOLD Retenue à la source intérieur(RET / INT)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $1,048,477

61 BISSA GOLD Droits de Douane et taxesassimilées

Direction Générale des Douanes(DGD) $14,104,684

62 BISSA GOLD Impôt sur le Revenu des ValeursMobilières (IRVM)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $697,690

63 BISSA GOLD Taxe sur la Valeur Ajoutée (TVA) Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $136,574

64 BISSA GOLD Taxe Superficiaire Direction Générale du Trésor et dela Comptabilité Publique (DGTCP) $1,958,062

65 BISSA GOLD Redevances proportionnelles(Royalties)

Direction Générale du Trésor et dela Comptabilité Publique (DGTCP) $13,841,307

66 BISSA GOLD Impôt Unique sur les Traitementset Salaires (IUTS)

Direction Générale des Impôts(DGI) $2,042,793

Export Data

Regional and municipal government receive only companies’ social expenditures and subnational transfersfrom the environmental intervention fund. All other revenues are centrally managed by the state.

International Budget Partnership, Open Budget Survey 2015 Burkina Faso (http://www.internationalbudget.org/wp-content/uploads/OBS2015-CS-Burkina-Faso-English.pdf)

World Bank (2016), The Burkina Faso budget: user’s manual to the Burkina Faso expenditure database (http://wbi.worldbank.org/boost/Data/boost/boostcms/files/field/country-attachments/users_manual_boost_v_01_burkina_faso.pdf)

Revenue allocation

Further information

Gold exploitation and income disparities : the case of Burkina Faso (2015) (https://www.pep-net.org/sites/pep-net.org/files/Paper-CSAE-2016.pdf)

IMF (2015), Burkina Faso Letter of Intent (https://www.imf.org/external/np/loi/2015/bfa/051315.pdf)

Gouvernement du Burkina Faso, Loi des Finances 2016 (http://www.droit-afrique.com/uploads/Burkina-LF-2016.pdf)

BF-EITI has updated its workplan, including 15 progress indicators to better document impact. It is alsostudying the feasibility of including artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) and subnational reporting in itsEITI implementation. It will be engaging with the Higher Supervisory Council to develop a three-yearbeneficial ownership roadmap.

Innovations

Burkina Faso participated in the beneficial ownership pilot and the 2012 and 2013 EITI Reportscontained some beneficial ownership details (alongside legal ownership information).The 2013 EITI Report discloses both mandatory and voluntary social expenditure, split between cashand in-kind payments. It also includes details of non-governmental beneficiaries.Burkina Faso EITI is supporting the World Bank in its study of women in the industrial mining sectorand further means of support from companies.Burkina Faso is undertaking a study on CO2 emissions in its mining sector, including possiblereduction and mitigation measures. Piloted by the EITI Secretariat in Ouagadougou, the study issupported by France and is part of Burkina Faso’s Intended Nationally Determined Contribution(INDC), submitted to the 21st COP in Paris in December 2015.

Governance

The government issued Presidential Decrees 2008-810/Pres/PM/MEF/MCE (http://www.legiburkina.bf/m/Sommaires_JO/D%C3%A9cret_2008_00810.htm) and 2008-811/Pres/PM/MEF/MCE (http://www.legiburkina.bf/m/Sommaires_JO/D%C3%A9cret_2008_00811.htm) on 17 December 2008,establishing a two-tier structure for EITI implementation: the decrees establish the Supervisory Committee(Comité de Supervision) and the Steering Committee (Comité de Pilotage) respectively. The mandates of theSupervisory Committee and Steering Committee were renewed through Decrees 2009-90/MEF/SG/SP-ITIE (http://www.itie-bf.gov.bf/IMG/pdf/Arrete_portant_nommination_des_membres_du_Comite_de_Supervision.pdf) and 2009-91/MEF/SG/SP-ITIE (http://www.itie-bf.gov.bf/IMG/pdf/Arrete_portant_nommination_des_membres_du_Comite_de_Pilotage.pdf) on 5 March 2009. Twodecrees to enlarge both the Supervisory Committee (http://www.itie-bf.gov.bf/spip.php?article35) and the Steering Committee (http://www.itie-bf.gov.bf/spip.php?article33) weresubsequently approved by the Council of Ministers on 14 July 2009.

Implementation

Timeline

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Key documents

2013 Burkina Faso EITI Report

Published Date: March, 2016

Publisher: Burkina Faso EITI

This EITI Report covers Burkina Faso's extractive sector in 2013. It was published inMarch 2016.

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Burkina Faso 2014 Annual Progress Report

Published Date: July, 2015

Publisher: Burkina Faso EITI

This is the Burkina Faso EITI 2014 Annual Progress Report (in accordance withRequirements 7.4 and 8.4).

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Burkina Faso EITI 2011 Validation Report

Published Date: August, 2011

Publisher: CAC 75

This is the Burkina Faso EITI 2011 Validation report. It was published in August 2011.

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Burkina Faso 2016-2018 workplan

Published Date: July, 2016

Burkina Faso published its 2016-2018 EITI workplan which was approved by its tri-partite multi-stakeholdergroup on 28 June 2016. This document serves as a road map for the execution of activities aimed atconsolidating transparency in the extractive industries.

Its main objectives include ensuring the effective functioning of the multi-stakeholder group, publication ofmining contracts on the website, improving the quality of EITI reporting and preparation for the country'sValidation.

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Contacts

Gisela GranadoCountry Manager ggranado@eiti.org

EITI responsibilities: Support EITI implementing countries

Gisela joined the team at the EITI International Secretariat in May 2014. Having worked atthe Trinidad and Tobago EITI National Secretariat over the last two years,

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Bady BaldeRegional Director Francophone Africa bbalde@eiti.org

EITI responsibilities: Geographic: Francophone Africa. Thematic: state-owned enterprises(SOE) and oil sales, artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) and mineral smuggling,supreme audit institutions (SAIs)

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Promoting public awareness about how countries manage their oil, gas and mineralresources

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