What does PWYP stand for?

Publish What You Pay

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Organizations, NGOs, schools, universities, etc.
Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Marc Ona, Gabonese coordinator of the Publish What You Pay coalition that seeks transparency notably in the oil industry, wants damages of 50 million CFA francs (76,000 euros/103,000 dollars) for being stopped from going last June to a New York conference.

Gabonese anti-corruption activist seeks damages

Byline: manish03 Publish What You Pay Nigeria (PWYPN) campaign has condemned the $3 billion loan facility signed by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) to finance its Joint Venture (JV) contract in the Petroleum Sector with Mobil and Elf Total Plc The PWYPN, which represented Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in the last Board of the Nigerian Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative (NEITI), said the terms of repayments of the loans are kept secret and may have been entered in manner that will defraud Nigeria in the long run, as against the 2007 NEITI Act.

Nigeria: PWYP faults NNPC over N3bn loan

The Publish What You Pay campaign is seeking a new accounting standard that would require oil, gas and mining companies to disclose details of taxes and other payments made to foreign governments.

Charities press IASB to issue transparency standard