Dagens Næringsliv revealed last year that Equinor has lost approximately NOK 230 billion on investments in the USA over the past 20 years. Whatever the reason for the losses, the owners - the community in Norway - have never received information about how bad it was.
Once upon a time there was a Government that did not want transparency…The Panama Papers, Lux Leaks, Swiss Leaks, and Paradise Papers revealed that commercial companies, questionable organizations, and politicians alike choose to…
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Which methods do the journalists use? How have they managed to withstand powerful multinational corporations and governments opposing them? Does Panama Papers signify a new era in the field of investigative journalism?You will…
How has multinational companies' secrecy, corruption and tax avoidance been revealed? Which methodologies have been used? What are the obstacles for those seeking information? What tools can nation states use when faced…
Financial transparency can finance developmentDid you know that 60% og illegal capital flight is transferred through commercial transactions in multinational companies? How is it possible? PWYP Norway has made a video that…
Financial transparency can finance developmentDid you know that 60% og illegal capital flight is transferred through commercial transactions in multinational companies? How is it possible? PWYP Norway has made a video that…
The programme is aimed at civil society organisations that have a strong commitment to working for transparency and accountability in the extractive industries in their country. A particular feature of the programme is that we include NGOs…
As a step in completing Publish What You Pay Norway´s TRACE programme , this year´s participants have worked together to produce short briefings on four topics that were selected as priorities, and that they have studied in-depth…
The costs in Statoil / Equinor have generally been hidden and thus impossible to follow. Hidden costs prevent access and public discussion of important issues concerning the operation of public companies.