"Armando, I agree with you. This is the whole difficulty with making local content work in the long wrong. Mining is a great 'anchor client' - it can provide security of supply for certain locally sourced goods and services, if local…"
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"Hi Osvaldo
Thanks for steering this conversation. Your point about partnership is key. For one thing, regulatory pressures, such as local content requirements are likely to intensify if host-countries (through the voice of local communities; and…"
"Hi @Audrey - please do :-) You are most welcomed!
Luke and Aaron: to add to your points on fewer community issues with new high-tech mines. I think as long as mining operations will happen close to local communities, there will be expectations that…"
"Hi Michel, great point regarding other industries: it's true that the mining industry is not the only one getting more sophisticated and that there will be a rife competition for talents. From your experience, how easy (or difficult) is it to…"
"Advances in technological change in the mining industry are an integral part of the 4th industrial revolution, which is leading to more efforts towards the automation of certain tasks and production processes and is bringing the application of…"
ELLED CoP Webinar: Modelling Local Content Impacts at Online
November 13, 2018 from 9:30am to 11am
ELLED CoP Webinar: Modelling Local Content Impacts - Oil and Gas in Ghana, and Mining in ZambiaPlease find the webinar recording here. The video must be downloaded to view more than the first 10 minutes. BackgroundIn their attempts to maximize the economic benefits of extractive industry activity, host country governments and companies…See More
IGF Guidance on Local Content Policies for the mining sector released!
We are pleased to announce the release of IGF Guidance on Local Content Policies for the mining sector! The document sets out a step-by-step approach to help the decision-making process regarding the design of local content policies to encourage:(i) Local procurement of goods and services(ii) Direct employment of locals or disadvantaged persons(iii) Downstream linkages (i.e., processing of extracted products)(iv) Horizontal linkages (spillover benefits from mining into non-mining sectors)(v)…See More
New paper out: Local content, trade and investment: Is there policy space left for linkages development in resource-rich countries?
The full paper is available at www.ecdpm.org/dp205 ;Extract: Local content policies (LCPs) seek to promote the supply of domestically produced goods and services and the employment of the local workforce. They generally require that a producer sources part of its inputs or labour force from the domestic economy. In the extractive sector, it may also require that companies conduct certain activities, such as technology transfer or research and…See More
New paper out: Local content, trade and investment: Is there policy space left for linkages development in resource-rich countries?
The full paper is available at www.ecdpm.org/dp205 ;Extract: Local content policies (LCPs) seek to promote the supply of domestically produced goods and services and the employment of the local workforce. They generally require that a producer sources part of its inputs or labour force from the domestic economy. In the extractive sector, it may also require that companies conduct certain activities, such as technology transfer or research and…See More
"Dear Steve, this is excellent! We have also looked at some case stories that worked in Australia and Canada, and indeed you are very right. "
"Excellent profiles! And great reference for the work we do on local content. We will come up shortly with a new study that compares the different approaches to LC in some 11 countries. "
Latest blog fresh from Mining Indaba 2016: Thinking beyond the resource boom: African countries must avoid procrastination
The resource sector has entered into a new phase. Prolonged downswings in commodity prices, fuelled by (i) the double effect of slower demand from emerging markets like China and excess supply resulting from massive investments during boom years; (ii) the difficulty of developed markets to regain momentum and (iii) the tightening of financial markets are all threatening to turn what was not so long ago seen as tailwinds into headwinds, with even stronger swirls for some.Read more: …See More
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IGF Guidance on Local Content Policies for the mining sector released!
Posted on July 19, 2018 at 17:20 0 Comments 0 Favorites
We are pleased to announce the release of IGF Guidance on Local Content Policies for the mining sector!
The document sets out a step-by-step approach to help the decision-making process regarding the design of local content policies to encourage:
(i) Local procurement of goods and services
(ii) Direct employment of locals or disadvantaged persons
(iii) Downstream linkages (i.e., processing of extracted…
ContinueNew paper out: Local content, trade and investment: Is there policy space left for linkages development in resource-rich countries?
Posted on December 28, 2016 at 20:18 0 Comments 1 Favorite
The full paper is available at www.ecdpm.org/dp205 ;
Extract:
Local content policies (LCPs) seek to promote the supply of domestically produced goods and services and the employment of the local workforce. They generally require that a producer sources part of its inputs or labour force from the domestic economy. In the extractive sector, it may also require that companies conduct certain activities, such as technology transfer or…
ContinueLatest blog fresh from Mining Indaba 2016: Thinking beyond the resource boom: African countries must avoid procrastination
Posted on February 12, 2016 at 18:00 0 Comments 0 Favorites
The resource sector has entered into a new phase. Prolonged downswings in commodity prices, fuelled by (i) the double effect of slower demand from emerging markets like China and excess supply resulting from massive investments during boom years; (ii) the difficulty of developed markets to regain momentum and (iii) the tightening of financial markets are all threatening to turn what was not so long ago seen as tailwinds into headwinds, with even stronger swirls…
ContinueNew Paper:Synergising and optimising mineral infrastructure in regional development strategies
Posted on October 17, 2015 at 16:50 2 Comments 2 Favorites
We are pleased to share our latest publication, done with the E15 Initiative on mineral infrastructure and regional development. It is available here http://ecdpm.org/wp-content/uploads/Synergising-Optimising-Mineral-Infrastructure-E15-Ramdoo-October-2015-ECDPM.pdf
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