Trinidad and Tobago reached a milestone in promoting transparency and improving the governance of its extractive sector. On January 23rd 2015, the country achieved full compliance with the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) requirements. The official announcement highlights the country’s progress in adapting an international standard to a … [Read more...] about How to Strengthen Transparency in Extractive Sector Governance? Ask Trinidad and Tobago
Malaika Masson
Malaika Masson is a Lead Energy Specialist in the Energy Division at the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) currently managing the IDB energy portfolio for Guyana. Since joining the Bank in 2009, she has been involved in the development and oversight of projects related to solar PV generation, rehabilitation of transmission and distribution and electric mobility across the Caribbean. She has worked on resilient energy infrastructure, micro-grids in remote areas, training programs for women in solar installation, extractive industry governance and regional dialogue on renewable energy. Malaika holds a PhD in 2003 in Management Studies from Cambridge Judge Business School, Cambridge University. Prior to joining the IDB, Malaika worked on public private partnerships and policy within the UK Government, Chatham House, and Shell Group and served on public boards.