We are proud to announce that Razom We Stand has been accepted as a Civil Society Member of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), a significant milestone in our work to promote transparent, accountable and responsible governance of Ukraine’s mineral resources.
As global demand for critical minerals grows, ensuring secure supply chains is only part of the challenge. Strong governance, transparency, and meaningful engagement with communities and stakeholders are essential to ensuring mineral development creates lasting benefits for people, countries, and future generations.
For over 20 years, EITI has brought together governments, companies and civil society organisations worldwide to strengthen transparency and accountability in the extractive sector. We are honoured to join this global community and contribute to its mission.
With Ukraine rebuilding and international attention increasing around its critical mineral resources, there is a unique opportunity to develop a sector based on openness, public accountability and international best practices from the beginning.
Through our Energy Transition Minerals programme, Razom We Stand works to support responsible mineral governance by promoting transparency, encouraging evidence-based policymaking, engaging with civil society and international partners, and advocating for systems that benefit both Ukraine and the wider global energy transition.
We look forward to collaborating with EITI members and partners around the world to advance responsible resource governance and help shape a fair, sustainable future for critical minerals.
