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Mining in Africa

are local communities better off?
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The study begins by laying out a simple framework of the potential channels through which extractive activity affects local livelihoods and communities. It then applies this framework to a single extractive sector - large-scale gold mining - in three African countries: Ghana, Mali, and Tanzania. Results suggest that mining communities on average experience positive but limited welfare benefits. The study delineates three broad channels - market, fiscal, and environmental - through which local areas and regions may be affected, and informs public policy and corporate behavior on the welfare of communities situated close to extraction sites and the opportunities that mining can offer them
Release date Australia
February 28th, 2017
Audience
  • Professional & Vocational
Illustrations
col. figs, tables
Pages
161
Dimensions
152x280x11
ISBN-13
9781464808197
Product ID
25747989

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