Mining Shared Value, a venture of Engineers Without Borders Canada (EWB), partnering with GIZ to support the creation of a measurement and reporting standard for local procurement in the mining industry. View the full article on GOXI here.
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The Government of Guinea and Simandou South Project Partners – including IFC – signed on 27 November the project’s Local Content Policy at an event held at the Ministry of Mines and Geology. This policy outlines a roadmap to enabling greater local participation in the development of this major mining and infrastructure project.
Mongolia is one of several developing countries in the world where project proponents are legally required to establish agreements with host communities or local government authorities. Read the full blog post on GOXI.
Read current and past World Bank Extractive Industries Reviews on the IFC’s Oil, Gas & Mining page.
When: July 18-22, 2016
Where: Columbia University, New York, NY
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When: June 6-15, 2016
Where: Columbia University, New York, NY
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Where: Columbia University, New York, NY
When: June 6-17, 2016
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Thirty-one of 282 companies in the extractive industries failed to file their royalties and sales revenue, thereby causing millions of dollars in state losses, government figures show.
The World Bank approved on Thursday a US $15 million International Development Association credit to help the Government of the Republic of Togo strengthen its capacity to manage the mineral resources in an environmentally, socially and economically sustainable manner.
