CSO SURVEY

Enhancing Civil Society Capacity for Governance of Environmental Transparency
and Accountability in Trinidad and Tobago’s Extractive Industries

The Civil Society constituency of the Trinidad and Tobago Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (TTEITI) invites Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) to help strengthen civil society’s role in ensuring transparency and accountability in T&T’s oil, gas and mining sectors. This survey will help us design targeted training, build a stronger, engaged CSO network and develop a transparent process to select civil society representatives for TTEITI’s Multi-Stakeholder Group. By participating, your organisation will contribute to a more informed, inclusive and impactful civil society voice. The TTEITI MSG was established in 2010 under Cabinet Minute No. 716 and restructured under Cabinet Minute No, 2738. It is mandated to oversee the implementation of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) in Trinidad and Tobago. The MSG includes representatives from the government, state enterprises, the extractive industries, and civil society.

For more information please contact tandtcedawcommittee@gmail.com 

Thank you. 

NB Only organisations registered under the NPO Act (2019) would be eligible to represent Civil Society on the TTEITI MSG

I hereby declare that the information provided is true and correct to the best of my knowledge, and I understand that providing false or misleading information may result in disqualification.

Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey and for your commitment to strengthening civil society’s role in promoting transparency and accountability in Trinidad and Tobago’s extractive industries.

Your input is invaluable in helping us design meaningful capacity-building initiatives and establish a fair, inclusive, and transparent process for civil society participation on the TTEITI Multi-Stakeholder Group.

We appreciate your organisation’s contribution to advancing good governance and ensuring that the voices of citizens remain central in shaping the future of our nation’s natural resources.