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      Geological Resources and Good Governance in Sub-Saharan Africa
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      Geological Resources and Good Governance in Sub-Saharan Africa

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      Geological Resources and Good Governance in Sub-Saharan Africa book

      Holistic Approaches to Transparency and Sustainable Development in the Extractive Sector

      Geological Resources and Good Governance in Sub-Saharan Africa

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      Geological Resources and Good Governance in Sub-Saharan Africa book

      Holistic Approaches to Transparency and Sustainable Development in the Extractive Sector
      Edited ByJörgen Runge, James Shikwati
      Edition 1st Edition
      First Published 2011
      eBook Published 6 January 2012
      Pub. Location London
      Imprint CRC Press
      DOI https://doi.org/10.1201/b11328
      Pages 292
      eBook ISBN 9780429106699
      Subjects Area Studies, Earth Sciences, Engineering & Technology
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      Runge, J., & Shikwati, J. (Eds.). (2011). Geological Resources and Good Governance in Sub-Saharan Africa: Holistic Approaches to Transparency and Sustainable Development in the Extractive Sector (1st ed.). CRC Press. https://doi.org/10.1201/b11328

      ABSTRACT

      This book looks at the distribution, occurrences, potential and prospects for good governance, transparency and sustainable development of geological resources in Sub-Saharan Africa. By bringing together numerous different point of views, it is carried out in a holistic, interdisciplinary and scientific way.The states of Sub-Saharan Africa are amon

      TABLE OF CONTENTS

      chapter |6 pages

      Holistic approaches to transparency and sustainable development in Sub-Saharan Africa: Background and objectives

      ByJ. Runge & J. Shikwati

      part |2 pages

      Geological resources and governance

      chapter |8 pages

      Geological resources and governance How geological resources can aid Africa’s development

      ByJ. Shikwati

      chapter |16 pages

      An overview of geological resources in Sub-Saharan Africa: Potential and opportunities for tax revenue from the extractive sector

      ByP. Buchholz & M. Stürmer

      chapter |4 pages

      Transparency and the value chain in extractive industries in Central Africa

      ByA. Bomba Fouda

      chapter |4 pages

      Investments in the mining industries for sustainable development

      ByE.P. Ambomo

      chapter |10 pages

      International approaches to improve resource governance in Africa*

      ByM. Schnell & M. Großmann

      part |2 pages

      Case studies

      chapter |8 pages

      Case studies Uganda’s oil boom: Potential and risks

      ByH.G. Babies & B. Pfeiffer

      chapter |8 pages

      World Bank’s failure in Chad-Cameroon oil project

      ByG. Ngarsandje

      chapter |20 pages

      Turning the curse into a blessing: A convenient Illusion. Lessons from the Nigerian EITI process

      ByM. Müller

      chapter |12 pages

      Geological resources and transparency in the Central African commodities sector—examples from Equatorial Guinea and the Central African Republic

      ByJ. Runge

      chapter |30 pages

      Whither communities? Restorative justice in the Tiomin Kenya Ltd. titanium mining case

      ByC.A. Khamala

      chapter |14 pages

      Good governance, transparency and regulation in the extractive sector

      ByS.V. Rungan, C. Musingwini & H. Mtegha

      chapter |6 pages

      The impact of EITI and the role of civil society in Africa in promoting and advancing transparency in the extractives sector

      chapter |4 pages

      Investment in extractive industries and sustainable development in Central Africa

      ByZ. Tourere

      part |2 pages

      Regional approaches and activities of the private sector (companies)

      chapter |10 pages

      Regional approaches and activities of the private sector (companies) Regional organisations’ approach to mining and exploitation in Sub-Saharan Africa

      ByH. Mtegha, C. Musingwini, S.V. Rungan & O. Oshokoya

      chapter |6 pages

      Instruments and experiences to improve resource governance in a multinational context—cooperation with the Commission of the Economic and Monetary community of Central Africa (CEMAC)

      ByJ. Runge

      chapter |8 pages

      Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in Cameroon

      ByE. Dibeu

      chapter |12 pages

      Rating the social and environmental quality of commodities

      ByR.D. Häßler

      part |2 pages

      Artisanal mining, gender and HIV/AIDS

      chapter |4 pages

      Artisanal mining, gender and HIV/AIDS Artisanal mining activity—a benefit or a burden for sustainable development in Central Africa?

      ByA. Bomba Fouda

      chapter |18 pages

      Institutional aspects of artisanal mining in forest landscapes, western Congo Basin

      ByJ. Schure, V. Ingram, J.C. Tieguhong & C. Ndikumagenge

      chapter |28 pages

      Legal and fiscal regimes for artisanal diamond mining in Sub-Saharan Africa: Support for formalisation of artisanal diamond mining in Central African Republic

      ByJ. Hinton, E. Levin & S. Snook

      chapter |4 pages

      Reflections on capacity building for women in small-scale mining within the CEMAC zone

      ByI. Boukinda & J. Runge

      part |2 pages

      Best practices working in partnership in response to HIV and AIDS in mine site Lake Zone in Tanzania

      chapter |6 pages

      HIV/AIDS in the informal mining sector evidenced by rapid antibodies tests—the Bossoui village case study (Lobaye, Central African Republic)

      ByJ. Runge & C. Ngakola

      part |2 pages

      Outlook

      chapter |16 pages

      Outlook Conclusion: The urgent need to include African people—where do we go from here?

      ByJ. Shikwati & J. Runge
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