The G7 CONNEX Initiative supports governments in investment negotiations in the extractive and increasingly in the infrastructure sectors. Partner countries are provided with international experts to support their national negotiation teams. This ensures that governments can reach fair contractual agreements despite their own lack of experience and capacities, and thereby realize positive development impacts.

The Extractives Global Programmatic Support (EGPS) Multi-Donor Trust Fund helps developing countries manage their oil, gas, and mining resources to support poverty reduction and boost inclusive, sustainable growth and development.

NRGI is an independent non-profit organization dedicated to improving the governance of natural resources in order to promote sustainable and inclusive development.

CCCMC is a national non-profit organization established by commodity-related enterprises in China. Its main functions are compliance with the law and coordination of import and export activities.

The ICMM was established in 2001 to improve the sustainable development performance of the mining and metals industry.

The RMDI was created to identify the views, priorities and concerns of key stakeholders regarding the development of the extractive sector and find solutions.