The present document contains information on the Mineral raw materials in Africa : bauxite and development of the aluminium industry, of the Regional Conference on the Development and Utilization of Mineral Resources in ...

Under article 3 of the explanatory memorandum of the study cycle on some new metals and minerals were mentioned the following:- beryllium, cesium, columbium, germanium, hafnium, rare-earths, tantalum titanium, yttrium and ...

The report presents different options for harmonization and their implications for supporting domestic revenue mobilization and regional value chains. The report reviews experiences from other countries and regions, with ...

Les contraintes qui handicapent le développement des exploitations auriferes artisanales et a petite échèlles dans la région du Liptako-Gourma et dans la plupart de ses pays voisins sont multiples et variées.

Nations richly endowed with minerals should be able to develop these resources for their own benefit, creating opportunities for employment and regional economic development, ultimately facilitating broader national ...

The present document contains information on the Mineral raw materials in Africa : cobalt, of the Regional Conference on the Development and utilization of Mineral Resources in Africa held at Arusha, Tanzania, from 2-6 ...

This paper focuses on strategies for revamping African agriculture: a contribution to “The Compact for Africa’s Recovery”. The purpose of this paper is to propose a set of policies for regenerating Africa's agriculture. ...

The present document contains information on the Mineral raw materials in Africa : Tin, of the Regional Conference on the Development and utilization of Mineral Resources in Africa.

The link between mineral endowment and economic growth has been debated for years. While many scholars have argued that developing countries depending mainly on primary commodities for export earnings have experienced ...

“Public participation” and “sustainable development” have become central and interconnected terms in present day development discourse. Th eir currency and pervasiveness is due, in large measure, to their adoption as ...