"Thank You very much, i will hopefully be there as i am planning to move back to Ghana. Thank you"
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FATAWU DARISON
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FATAWU DARISON commented on daniel gilbert's event 'The global movement for extractives transparency'FATAWU DARISON commented on daniel gilbert's event 'The global movement for extractives transparency'"Please I just want to fine out if is really free to attend?
Thank you."
FATAWU DARISON is attending daniel gilbert's event
The global movement for extractives transparency at University of Dundee, UK
May 9, 2012 from 11am to 12:15pm
Webinar: EI Source Book online slideshare and video presentation as part of the H2Oil research seminar series.Speaker: Joseph Williams, Senior Advocacy and Communications Officer at Publish What You Pay (PWYP).Title: the global movement for extractives transparency.is a global network of civil society…See More
FATAWU DARISON posted a blog postTransparency in Ghana's oil revenue management
"Improved transparency is ultimately to the benefit of all stakeholders:• Civil society needs transparency in order to hold governments to account for the use of revenues;• Governments can improve relations with their citizens and lower borrowing costs in the internationalfinancial markets for emerging market economies if they operate transparently;• Companies are increasingly realizing the importance of transparency in ensuring a level playing fieldand in maintaining credibility with…See More
Eva T. Thorne left a comment for FATAWU DARISON"Hey,
I don't have a project in Ghana at the moment.
Eva"
FATAWU DARISON left a comment for Eva T. Thorne"Hello Eva,
Am almost done with my studies at the University of Dundee, though working on my dissertation i would be happy if you could link me up with your company in Ghana. I read LLM. petroleum Taxation and Finance and very passionate about public…"
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- I am currently a student at the Center for Energy, Petroleum and Mineral and Policy (CEPMLP) at the University of Dundee, Scotland, UK.
As an LLM student in Petroleum Taxation and Finance, my interest lies in Taxation, finance,legal, economics and policy of the Natural Resources Industries.
A Corporate generalist with substantial background in Petroleum Taxation and Finance. preemptive support in the Oil&Gas and energy industry. Focus on, Fiscal regime Structure & Taxation of the Extractive industry, Public policy in Natural resource industries and international Development in Energy policy as well as International Energy law and Policy.
As part of my Research studies at the University of Dundee, i have have carried out the following Research.
1.0 Ghana’s Fiscal Regime And its Impact on Investors within the context of royalty tax regime: A study of the Ghanaian situation
2.0 Ghana’s Oil and Gas sector: An institutional Analysis of the Resource Curse, with reference to case studies from Angola and Norway.
3.0 How does risk management in power project affects its Value?
4.0 Transit Oil and Gas pipeline: The role of obsolescence bargaining in securing energy supply.
5.0 The future of Natural Gas market in the world energy Mix: A comparative analysis of key global consumers.(USA AND EUROPE). ETC.
- Areas of interest
- oil and natural gas, governance and anti-corruption, environment, social accountability, contract and licensing, monitoring revenue collection, redistribution and sustainable development
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FATAWU DARISON's Blog
Transparency in Ghana's oil revenue management
"Improved transparency is ultimately to the benefit of all stakeholders:
• Civil society needs transparency in order to hold governments to account for the use of revenues;
• Governments can improve relations with their citizens and lower borrowing costs in the international
financial markets for emerging market economies if they operate transparently;
• Companies are increasingly realizing the importance of transparency in ensuring a level playing field
and in…
Posted on February 12, 2012 at 2:33
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- At 17:03 on January 25, 2012, Eva T. Thorne said…
- Hey,
I don't have a project in Ghana at the moment.
Eva
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Call for Papers - Sustainable Prosperity: New Challenges for Natural Resource Governance Theory in Africa
April 24, 2012 at 6pm to May 24, 2012 at 5pm – South Africa (submissions from any global location welcome)
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8 free Research Seminars, April to June 2012, on Extractive Industries (6) and Water (2) topics
April 25, 2012 at 10am to June 13, 2012 at 1pm – University of Dundee
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Adding Value through Minerals and Mining Research - whilst still turning a profit
May 30, 2012 from 11am to 12:15pm – University of Dundee, UK
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May 2012 LCS Local Content Master Class
May 30, 2012 at 8pm to June 1, 2012 at 6pm – Greathouse at Sonning, near Heathrow, London
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Enhancing the Developmental Potential of Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining
June 7, 2012 at 3pm to June 8, 2012 at 5pm – World Bank
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