sharing in governance of extractive industries
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Isabel Crabtree-Condor
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Isabel Crabtree-Condor joined Jim Cust's group
Natural Resource Charter Discussion Group
A group for discussing the Natural Resource Charter.In particular this a forum is open to users to provide input and feedback on the Charter text and the project as a whole.See More
Isabel Crabtree-Condor posted a blog postPeru takes a stand on mining conflict
http://www.latinnews.com/component/k2/item/49199.html?period=November+2011&archive=3&cat_id=786598%3Aperu-takes-a-stand&Itemid=6Latin News Daily Report - 17 November 2011Click here for full report…See More
Isabel Crabtree-Condor posted a status"Oxfam land grabs report: impact of EU energy policy and politics around the world: energy politics and food security http://ning.it/rv4gmP"
Isabel Crabtree-Condor posted a status"New excellent comparative book on the management of extractive resources, conflict and development in South America http://ning.it/u0AO7K"
Isabel Crabtree-Condor posted a status"Peru's mining regions embroiled in conflict - managing expectations and conflict
http://ning.it/t2s4oJ"
Isabel Crabtree-Condor posted a status"Peruvian President Alan Garcia's explosive legacy to President-elect Ollanta Humala - mining protests continue
http://ning.it/kIQqyg"
"Dear Isabel:
Greetings.
Your work experience in the Andies and south Africa could be helpful to me in my quest in searching for previous work done on how local communities with artisinal mining operations obtain revenue from these activities for…"
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- Academia, Media, Individual
- Job Title
- International Development Consultant Specialising in Natural Resource Management and Governance, Communications, Capacity Building and Advocacy
- About My Work
- I am a trained political economist and I have a strong intellectual grasp and practical understanding of extractive industries, international development, the public and private sectors in emerging market contexts. I have proven excellent communications skills, including in cross-cultural contexts. I have demonstrated my ability to collate and synthesise large amounts of information and present it in a clear and concise manner to achieve a positive outcome. My professional and academic experiences have honed my analytical, research and people skills. I have a strong work ethic and thrive on adapting my set of skills to new projects and challenges. I have worked for several years on Extractive Industries in the Andean, Middle East, Sub-Sarahan and Southern Africa. My interests lie in revenue transparency, resource and conflict management. I am passionate about making the EI sectors more transparent, accountable and accessible, whilst ensuring that long term development aims are met through better planning, participation and partnerships.
- Areas of interest
- gold, diamonds, oil and natural gas, csr, governance and anti-corruption, investing, geology, environment, social accountability, human rights, contract and licensing, monitoring revenue collection, redistribution and sustainable development
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Comment Wall (1 comment)
- At 17:50 on May 26, 2011,
Ahmed Finoh said…
Dear Isabel:
Greetings.
Your work experience in the Andies and south Africa could be helpful to me in my quest in searching for previous work done on how local communities with artisinal mining operations obtain revenue from these activities for local economic developments.
Eng. Ahned Finoh, MPA
Durham, NC
USA
Isabel Crabtree-Condor's Blog
Peru takes a stand on mining conflict
Posted on November 17, 2011 at 14:20
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Events
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Call for Papers - Sustainable Prosperity: New Challenges for Natural Resource Governance Theory in Africa
April 24, 2012 at 6pm to May 24, 2012 at 5pm – South Africa (submissions from any global location welcome)
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8 free Research Seminars, April to June 2012, on Extractive Industries (6) and Water (2) topics
April 25, 2012 at 10am to June 13, 2012 at 1pm – University of Dundee
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Adding Value through Minerals and Mining Research - whilst still turning a profit
May 30, 2012 from 11am to 12:15pm – University of Dundee, UK
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May 2012 LCS Local Content Master Class
May 30, 2012 at 8pm to June 1, 2012 at 6pm – Greathouse at Sonning, near Heathrow, London
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Enhancing the Developmental Potential of Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining
June 7, 2012 at 3pm to June 8, 2012 at 5pm – World Bank
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