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- Monitoring and Evaluation
- Topics
- Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining (ASM)
- Capacity Building
- Community Investment Strategies
- Community Foundations
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- Education and Skills
- Environment / Natural Resources Management
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- Health & Safety
- Human Rights
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- Local Government and Development
- Local Economic Development and Supply Chains
- Partnerships and Stakeholder Engagement
- Policy and Regulation
- Revenue Management
- Tools
- Projects
- Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining, DRC
- Developing a Regional Foundation, Madagascar
- Capacity Building for Managing Oil Royalties, Colombia
- Participatory Environmental Monitoring, Guatemala
- Building a Sustainable Community Development Framework, Guinea
- Capacity Building for Women, Municipal and Traditional Authorities, South Africa
- Participatory Monitoring of Mining Royalties, Peru
- Business Planning for Indigenous Agri-Business, Bolivia
- Health Pilot Training, Guyana
- Local Economic Development Program, Guinea
- Municipal Revenue Management, Participatory Monitoring and Supply Chain Development, Peru
- Resource Center
- Opening Remarks & Introductions
- Protecting & Creating Value: New Financial Valuation Model to Assess Sustainability Investments
- Planning & Monitoring Quality Interventions & Risk Management
- Increasing Impact of Sustainability Investments During Financial Crisis
- LUNCH PANEL: Increasing Impact of Sustainability Investments During Financial Crisis
- Communications: Small Investments for Big Returns
- Avoiding the Cost of Conflict: Win-Win Sustainability Investments for Communities & Companies
- Conclusions
- WORKSHOP: Introduction and Innovative Approaches to Making Trilateral Partnerships Work
- Community Development Strategies
- Extractive Industries and the Gender Bias
- Good Practice Examples of Developing Local SMEs
- Expanding the Role, Sustainability, and Local Ownership of Community Foundations
- Keynote, Local and Regional Governance
- Extractive Industries and the Environment
- Capacity Building for NGOs: What Works?
- Responding to HIV/AIDS
- Closing remarks
- About Workshop
- South Africa: Magdonia Masuku: women voice at the mine
- Opening Remarks & Introductions
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