Ensure accountability
Remtrack is an independent, civil society initiative for information, education and engagements
on transparency and accountability in Nigeria's extractive industries.
Track
Track and follow up on remediations, host community projects and CSR projects of extractive companies in Nigeria.
Engage
Engage on the Remtrack platform. Give feedbacks on projects and be part of the conversations. Lend your voice and ensure it's heard.
Participate
Participate and follow up on the issues concerning remedations, HostComm projects, CSR projects of oil companies in Nigeria.

Track remediations.
Track and ensure accountability of extractive industries in Nigeria. Follow up on remedial issues that have been resolved or pending resolution. Track host comm intervention in your community, view and comment on issues in your state or local government. View and follow up on CSR projects in your community or state.
Learn moreRemedial Issue Status
Track and follow up on issues in your community or state.
Pending Resolution
Refers to issues in which the covered entity has commenced remediation in the intervening period since the issue was reported in the audit. they also include issues for which the covered entity admitted responsibility but has not taken verifiable remedial steps.
TrackResolved Issues
Refers to issues in which the covered entity has commenced remediation in the intervening period since the issue was reported in the audit. they also include issues for which the covered entity admitted responsibility but has not taken verifiable remedial steps.
TrackHost Community Intervention
Refers to issues in which the covered entity has commenced remediation in the intervening period since the issue was reported in the audit. they also include issues for which the covered entity admitted responsibility but has not taken verifiable remedial steps.
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