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Annex 29: Revenue Watch Institute – Revenue Watch Index 2010 62 MONTHLY GOVERNANCE REPORT RELATÓRIO MENSAL DE GOVERNAÇÃO January 2012 Janeiro de 2012 Anexo 29: Instituto Revenue Watch – Indíce do Revenue Watch de 2010 62 1. Comprehensive Revenue Transparency (average score 67- 100): countries in this group provide their citizens with substantial amounts of information about revenue from the extractive sector. Governments show strong reporting practices and tend to make available detailed or disaggregated data on the different areas of the extractive sector under their authority. 2. Partial Revenue Transparency (average score 34-66): countries in the middle category of the ranking provide their citizens with information about their revenue from the extractive sector, yet have important transparency gaps in one or more specific categories of the index. 3. Scant Revenue Transparency (average score 0-33): countries in the bottom of the ranking disclose the least amount of information and have poor reporting practices across all the categories the index covers. 62 The Revenue Watch Index attempts to measure and compare the information governments disclose about the oil, gas and mining industries, including payments to those governments, contracts, regulations and related data. To measure revenue transparency, the Revenue Watch Index evaluates the availability of information covering seven key areas of natural resource management: (1) Access to resources: the availability of data detailing contracts and licensing terms and procedures, as well as the existing legal and regulatory mechanisms related to the accessibility of information; (2) Generation of revenue: the availability of detailed information published by various government agencies on production and payments, as well as an assessment of its accessibility and frequency; (3)Institutional setting: the rules, roles and responsibilities of the main actors involved in the management of revenue generation, as well as the presence of internal controls and other checks; (4) State-owned companies: the availability of information regarding the governance structures of state-owned entities and the reporting practices related to their activities; (5) Natural resource funds: the rules governing the operation of funds and their reporting practices; (6) Sub-national transfers: the laws that regulate revenue sharing among different levels of government and the disclosure of information about revenue sharing; (7) Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative (EITI): the extent to which member countries have fulfilled EITI criteria (i.e. publication of EITI reports, independent payment audits and reconciliations, and information about payments and revenue from state-owned companies). (Source: Revenue Watch Index 2010) O Índice do Revenue Watch pretende medir, comparar e divulgar a informação governamental em relação ao petróleo, ao gás e às Indústrias de metais incluíndo o pagamento aos governos, contratos, regulações e informação relativa ao assunto. Para medir a transparência das receitas, o Índice do Revenue Watch avalia a disponibilidade da informação que cobre a áreas chave da gestão dos recursos naturais: (1) Acesso aos recursos: A disponibilidade da informação detalhada dos contratos e das licenças e procedimentos , bem como dos mecanismos legais e reguladores relacionados com a acessibilidade à informação; (2) Geração de receitas: a disponibilidade da informação detalhada publicada por várias agências governamentais sobre a produção e pagamentos, bem como uma avaliação da sua acessibilidade e frequência; (3) Configuração Institucional: as regras, desempenhos e responsabilidades dos principais responsáveis envolvidos na gestão e geração de receitas, bem como a presença de controlo interno e de outras verificações; (4) Companhias Estatais: a disponibilidade de informação relativa à estrutura de Governação das entidades estatais e os relatório relacionados às suas actividades; (5) Fundo de Recursos Naturais: as regras de governação, a operação dos fundos e os seus relatórios de atividade; (6)Transferências Sub-Nacionais: as leis que regulam as receitas são partilhadas através de vários níveis da estrutura governamental e na divulgação sobre a partilha das receitas; (7) Iniciativa de Transparência Indústria Extractiva (ITIE): cada país membro deve de preencher todos os critérios da ITIE (ex. Publicação de relatórios da ITIE, pagamento a auditores independentes, reconciliações e informação sobre os pagamentos e receitas das companhias estatais (Fonte: Source: Revenue Watch Index 2010) 117
Annex 30: Media Sustainability Index 2008: The Development of Sustainable Independent Media in Timor-Leste 63 Media Number of active print outlets, radio stations, television stations: Print: 4 newspapers; Radio: 21 (one public broadcaster and at least 20 community stations); Television stations: 1 (CIA World Factbook, 2006, USAID Timor- Leste Media Assessment) Newspaper circulation statistics: N/A Broadcast ratings: TVTL is the only broadcaster in the country. News agencies: None. Annual advertising revenue in media sector: N/A Internet usage: 1,200 (2006 estimate, CIA World Factbook) MONTHLY GOVERNANCE REPORT RELATÓRIO MENSAL DE GOVERNAÇÃO January 2012 Janeiro de 2012 Anexo 30: Indíce de Sustentabilidade dos Media: O Desenvolvimento da Sustentabilidade dos Media Independentes em Timor-Leste 63 Media Número de impresses, de estações de Rádios e estações de televisão: Impressões: 4 jornais; Rádio: 21 (uma transmissão pública e no mínimo 20 estações comunitárias); Estações comunitárias; 1 (CIA World Factbook, 2006, USAID Timor-Leste Avaliação dos Media) Estatísticas da Circulação dos Jornais: N/A Classificação das transmissões: A TVTL é a única transmisora no país. Novas agências: Nenhuma Rendimentos anuais com a publicidade no sector dos Media: N/A Uso da Internet: 1,200 (estimative de 2006, CIA World Factbook) 63 Selected sections from the 2008 Media Sustainability Index, published by IREX (www.irex.org/msi) As secções utilizadas desde 2008 no Índice de Sustentabilidade dos Media publicado pela IREX (http://www.irex.org/msi). 118
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