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The ownership economy · SELECTED MOMENT · 0:41

Country grading and follow-up differ from the less intensive assessment of supporting companies.

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Wendy ThomasData Manager (event programme) · Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI)LinkedIn ↗

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Wendy ThomasData Manager (event programme) · Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI)LinkedIn ↗

Country grading and follow-up differ from the less intensive assessment of supporting companies.

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Attributed contributors: Wendy Thomas. “Country grading and follow-up differ from the less intensive assessment of supporting companies..” Ownership as a Primitive for Development: Transparency vs. Privacy and the Future of Trusted Value Chains. ECOSYSTEM Summit, Barcelona, 17 September 2026. Session time 11:11–11:52. https://cs-ecosystem.commonshare.workers.dev/evidence/E-87e908253270

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Country grading and follow-up differ from the less intensive assessment of supporting companies.

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Wendy ThomasData Manager (event programme) · Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI)LinkedIn ↗

Proposed mechanism: Use performance feedback to encourage improvement.

Conditions: Consequences must matter to participants.

Limit: Different actor categories receive different levels of scrutiny.

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