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Any good (or bad) practice examples of host governments promoting local employment in the mining sector?

GOXI colleagues,Can anyone think of good (or bad) practice examples of host governments promoting local employment in the mining sector? Which policy settings and strategies do you think are…Continue

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Organisation (if non, specify N/A): Leapfrog International

Type of Organisation: Business

Job Title: Founding Director

About My Work: Natural resource governance specialist with broader experience in the design and delivery of social performance and international development programs across Asia Pacific, South America and Africa.

Working across the private sector, public sector and civil society, I've led programs in resource governance, corporate social responsibility, social risk management, community health, education, law and justice, financial inclusion, small and medium enterprise development, institutional strengthening, infrastructure development, and monitoring and evaluation.

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

Intererested in job/consulting opportunities: yes

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Measuring the "non-fiscal" impacts of extractive projects - project and brief survey

Posted on December 7, 2016 at 5:52 0 Comments 1 Favorite

The Natural Resource Governance Institute (NRGI) is gathering information on the various tools and methodologies used by governments, extractive companies, multilaterals, donors, academics, consulting companies and civil society organisations to measure the non-fiscal costs and benefits of the extractive sector.

We are particularly interested in tools and methods that assess the various forms of 'capital' that are impacted by extractive projects, such as natural capital,…

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