The Malawi National Coordinator Mrs Catherine Chilima : MWEITI Participarted in Innovation Talk at the Global EITI Conference in Dakar, Senegal.
EITI Mainstreaming Study report validation workshop. Wamkulu Palace Lilongwe.
The EITI International Secretariat officials Gilbert Makore and Edwin Warden meeting the former Secretary to Treasury Dr. Mafuta Mac Donald Mwale during their Visit to Malawi.
First validation assessment meeting of Private sector with the two EITI international Secretariat Assessment Team. Sunbird Capital Hotel.
Mr. Bright Kumwembe,Chief Director, Ministry of Natural Resources, Energy and Mining. Making his speech during the second MWEITI report Launch.
First MWEITI validation assessment team
5th EITI Report Validation Workshop Group Photo. Sunbird Capital Hotel Lilongwe
Vision
National Sustainable Economic Development through Revenue Transparency....Read more
Specific objective
To ensure and maintain an EITI compliant country status....Read more
Core values
To ensure that transparency in revenue flows in its developing petroleum sector as well as....Read more
Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs
Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs
Right Hon. Simplex Chithyola Banda, MP
MWEITI Champion.
Secretary to the Treasury
Dr. Betchani Tcherani
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The Government of Malawi committed to implement the EITI International Standard on 17 June 2014. His Excellency President Proffesor Authur Peter Mutharika declared during the state of national address speech that Malawi will subscribe to EITI as one way of ensuring prudent management of natural resources of the country. On 22 October 2015 the EITI Board accepted Malawi as an EITI implementing candidate country. As of to date, Malawi has published three EITI Reports. The fiscal year in Malawi runs from 1 July to 30 June. The first EITI report covers the fiscal year 2014-2015 and was published in June 2017; The second EITI report covers fiscal year 2015-2016 and was published in June 2018; and the third EITI report covers fiscal year 2016-2017 and was published in November 2019. In addition, MWEITI underwent the first validation assessment in September 2018 by EITI International Secretariat where the International EITI Board accorded Malawi a Meanigful Progress pass mark.
The MSG Chairperson
Mrs. Catherine Chilima
Mweiti Objectives
- To achieve and maintain an EITI compliant country status.
- To attract quality investments through strengthening partnerships between government /administration, companies, Civil Society Organizations and the public.
- To Increase revenue base and socioeconomic impacts from extractive industries.
- To Strengthen trust among stakeholders of natural resource management.
