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

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New report on Local content policies in the mining sector: Stimulating direct local employment

Executive summary from my new report on direct local employment in the mining sector. The report was commissioned by The International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) for The Intergovernmental Forum on Mining, Minerals, Metals and Sustainable Development (IGF). See local employment link on this page for full report https://www.igfmining.org/expert-papers/ or direct link here:…See More

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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 effective / ineffective?Together with the International Institute for Sustainable Development, we're providing input into a new guidance note for the Intergovernmental Forum on Mining, Minerals, Metals and Sustainable Development.Any thoughts, provocations and ramblings are welcome here, or you can check…See More

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

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, social capital,…See More

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Organisation (if non, specify N/A): Square Circle Global Development

Type of Organisation: Business

Website: http://www.squarecircle.org

Job Title: Founding Director

About My Work: Dr Tim Grice works at the intersection of governance, leadership and policy in Asia Pacific, Latin America and Africa.

Tim’s work in the extractives sector focuses on multi-stakeholder governance structures and mechanisms to enhance local agency. For the Ministry of Mining, Energy and Rural Electrification in Solomon Islands, Tim is helping to establish the Natural Resources Independent Advisory Centre as a statutory body for landowners and communities impacted by extraction. For Papua New Guinea Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, Tim is leading a review of subnational payment flows and piloting multi-stakeholder subnational governance structures at the provincial and local levels. For the Natural Resource Governance Institute, Tim is working on methods to more effectively bring social and environmental considerations into the decision to (or not to) extract. Tim has also led applied projects to map the value chains of violent extremism and the extractives sector in Africa, understand the ‘development minerals’ sector in Zambia, and more effectively regulate the informal mining sector in Ghana.

Tim has led resource governance projects for The World Bank, The United Nations Development Programme, the Natural Resource Governance Institute, The Intergovernmental Forum on Mining, Minerals, Metals and Sustainable Development, PNG Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, Transparency International and The Pacific Leadership and Governance Precinct. Tim has also led international development projects in the areas of institutional strengthening, leadership and governance, conflict and peace-building, financial inclusion, small and medium enterprises, and community health.

Working across the private sector, public sector and civil society, Dr Grice’s work is inclusive, adaptive, innovative and rigorous. Tim also uses digital storytelling methods, including short documentaries and animations.

Dr Grice was recently invited by the Governments of Australia and PNG to lead an APEC discussion series on mining and sustainable investment, is the editor of a recent book titled ‘Extracting innovations: Mining, energy, and technological change in the digital age’, and is the author of numerous industry reports.

Dr Grice holds a PhD from the University of Queensland and has completed an executive program in international management from Stanford University and The University of Singapore. He is an Honorary Senior Research Fellow at The University of Queensland’s School of Political Science and International Relations, and is a member of Transparency International PNG. Country experience includes PNG, Australia, Fiji, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Africa, Zambia, Kenya, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Hungry, Chile and South Korea.

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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New report on Local content policies in the mining sector: Stimulating direct local employment

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

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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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