In the late 1990s and early 2000s, there was an expanding library of academic literature around the resource curse
The problem went beyond just the well-known economic phenomenon
of 'Dutch Disease' by which natural resource wealth made other export sectors uncompetitive
Dutch disease is the negative impact on an economy of anything that
gives rise to a sharp inflow of foreign currency, such as the discovery of large oil reserves. The currency inflows lead to currency appreciation, making the country's other products less price competitive on the export market.
Which raised complexities of the governance of extractive resources
from bidding, exploration, licenses, contracts, operations, revenues, supply chains, local content, transit, services, allocations, and spending. As well as They noted environmental, social and political concerns. So EITI was established Which is a global standard for disclosing company payments and government revenues in the extractive sector SO,Two core elements are- Companies publish what they pay and gov publish what they receive Which creates transparency