It has focused its efforts on the effective implementation of the EITI, but also works on legislative processes around the natural resources framework and with communities at the subnational level. The coalition has led campaigns to ensure transparency at all stages of mining production and increase public engagement and debate on natural resources issues. The coalition's membership includes 29 organizations. The Movement is engaged in, inter alia, demanding the Government cancel licences enabling mineral exploration alongside the Tuul River, as the river has reportedly been severely affected due to explorations that are not in line with the 2009 Law on Prohibition of Mineral Exploration and Exploitation in Run-off Source Areas, Protection Zones of Water Bodies and Forested Areas. One example is the arrest in 2013 and subsequent terrorism sentence for an environmental activist who campaigned to protect water sources from mining pollution.