Publication

Getting to the Table: How a new generation of organisations is improving dialogue and reducing conflict over mining in Latin America

Jan 20, 2014

Diana Arbelaez-Ruiz Published by: Americas Quarterly

No mining project in Latin America can succeed today without full community consultation.

Here’s how it can work well.

Topics

Conflict and Grievances

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