Kinross Gold
Engagement with the EITI
Since the creation of the national committee in Mauritania, Kinross Tasiast has always declared payments to the government through the independent expert in charge of the EITI annual report in Mauritania. In Ghana, through the subsidiary Chirano Gold Mines Ltd, the company has also provided its declaration of payments to government according to the EITI Standard.
In terms of international engagement, in 2017 Kinross sponsored an international workshop on 18th May at York University, Toronto, Canada called: “Evaluating EITI: Building on what we know to identify knowledge gaps”.
Strengthening transparency
Kinross reports annually under the Extractives Sector Transparency Measures Act (ESTMA) detailing its payments to governments on a country-by-country per payee basis. To learn more about Kinross' reporting on payments to governments, read the company's most recent sustainability and ESTMA reports on Kinross website.
Read more about the company's sustainability approach.
Company assessment
Download the results of the 2023 assessment of company progress in meeting the Expectations for EITI supporting companies.