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Fierce competition for the minerals used to produce and store cleaner energy could damage local communities and the environment.

We raise the voices of frontline communities, to advocate for responsible and just transition minerals.

Citizens have a right to shape decisions about their countries’ natural resources. A lack of transparency in the extractives industries undermines this and allows corruption and rights abuses to thrive, while profits are diverted away from citizens' interests.

Through the Publish What You Pay campaign, Resource Justice Network members work to ensure that we, as citizens, have the information we need so that natural resources are managed sustainably for the benefit of current and future generations.

People at the frontline of oil, gas and mining extraction must be heard throughout the energy transition.

We work to ensure people can freely participate in decision-making, and to stop attacks on activists and wider civic space.

The extractive sector is a major perpetrator of harm against women and girls.

We promote women’s participation in decision-making, to ensure full gender equality and the realisation of women rights in the oil, gas and mining sectors.