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Jenkins Flahwor
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Harrison Sampa Ng'andu favorited Jenkins Flahwor's blog post Formalizing Liberia’s Artisanal Mining Sector, A Step in the Right Direction
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Christoph Buchberger favorited Jenkins Flahwor's blog post Formalizing Liberia’s Artisanal Mining Sector, A Step in the Right DirectionJenkins Flahwor posted a blog postFormalizing Liberia’s Artisanal Mining Sector, A Step in the Right Direction
Making improved Artisanal Mining a priority: Liberia’s Ministry of Lands, Mines and Energy launches a Regulatory Roadmap for the formalization of the West African country’s artisanal mining sector. The comprehensive policy document, based on a participatory consultative process and containing concrete and fully budgeted implementation activities, sets the course towards realizing both the revenue and the livelihood potentials of a long-neglected sector. BackgroundArtisanal mining (AM) didn’t…See More
Jenkins Flahwor commented on David Mihalyi's blog post 'Forecasting Ghana's Oil Revenues for the 2015 Budget Using an Open Fiscal Model of the Jubilee Field'"Hi David, thank you very much for this piece of work. I have got particular interest in it and thinking of the possibility of replicating it in my country, Liberia. As a matter of fact, I am about completing my studies in mineral and energy…"
Jenkins Flahwor commented on Lindsey Marchessault's blog post 'New Handbook : Administering Fiscal Regimes for Extractive Industries'"Thanks so much for this. Very useful"
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- Organisation (if non, specify N/A)
- German International Cooperation (GIZ)
- Type of Organisation
- Government, International Organisation
- Job Title
- Natural Resource Governance Project Advisor
- About My Work
- Providing expert advice to the government of Liberia and other stakeholders on the efficient management of the mining sector; supporting policy and regulatory reforms in the extractive sector (local content, revising and updating current mining codes, and community development agreement).
- Areas of interest
- gold, diamonds, oil and natural gas, csr, governance and anti-corruption, investing, environment, social accountability, human rights, contract and licensing, monitoring revenue collection, redistribution and sustainable development
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Formalizing Liberia’s Artisanal Mining Sector, A Step in the Right Direction
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Making improved Artisanal Mining a priority: Liberia’s Ministry of Lands, Mines and Energy launches a Regulatory Roadmap for the formalization of the West African country’s artisanal mining sector. The comprehensive policy document, based on a participatory consultative process and containing concrete and fully budgeted implementation activities, sets the course towards realizing both the revenue and the livelihood potentials of a…
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