Governance of the ETI
ETI is a not-for-profit, membership-based organisation. Collectively, our member organisations determine the policy, strategy and activities of ETI. However, with over 50 member organisations, it is important that we have well-defined governance structures to ensure that decision-making is both effective and representative.
In this section...
- The ETI board - the role
of the Board, how Board members are selected, and who are the current
members
- ETI caucus groups - the role
and functioning of our four membership caucus groups
- Working groups - how members are involved
in decision-making in each of our projects and activities
Key documents:
Governance and management of ETI (July 2002)
Enforcing membership obligations: corporate members (August 2002)
See also:
ETI Activities: Monitoring corporate performance
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