ACCOUNTABILITY

The Solomon Islands Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (SIEITI) is a national multi-stakeholder initiative that promotes transparency and accountability in the management of Solomon Islands' natural resources.

Promoting Transparency

By bringing together government, companies, civil society and communities, SIEITI helps ensure that information about the extractive sector is publicly available, enabling citizens to participate in informed discussions about resource development, revenues, environmental management and community benefits.

EITI in Media

Government endorses commitment to the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI)

HONIARA, Solomon Islands: The Government for National Unity and Transformation (GNUT) on 12th May 2025 endorsed its commitment to re-engage in the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) implementation.

The Ministry of Finance and Treasury, in a statement today, confirmed that the implementation of EITI is part of the GNUT major Policy Reform to improve and strengthen transparency and accountability in the extractive industry, especially the mining sector.

SIEITI Brief - November 2015: Summary Key Update of Solomon Islands EITI Implementation

The EITI Office was set up in early 2014 with 2 permanent staff currently employed. The Head of Secretariat and Procurement Officer. The SI EITI Office was located at old Government Printers Office.

First EITI Reconciliation Reports, 2012, 2013 was Published – June 2014. One of the important EITI requirements is for countries to produce their EITI reports on a regular basis.

SIEITI Commits to do its Role

The Solomon Islands Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative (SIEITI) is dedicating itself to ensure the government, companies, landowners and other relevant stakeholders are well informed about resource benefits from the mining industry.