2017年1月1日· The dominant source of conflicts in Prestea is land use conflicts (75) representing 938% and the least source of conflicts is environmental pollution related conflicts (5) representing 62% of respondents in Prestea mining communitiesIn Ghana, a significant cause of conflict is the failure of the sector's growth to adequately trickle down and improve the living conditions and overall development of the indigenesAddressing Mining Sector Conflicts in Ghana
2012年1月1日· Mining as a Factor of Social Conflict in Ghana Authors: Emmanuel OfosuMensah Ababio University of Ghana Abstract and2014年10月1日· This paper critically explores the key issues of grievance and conflict unfolding in Ghana's gold mining industry It examines the dynamics of conflictGrievance and conflict in Ghana's gold mining industry:
2014年3月1日· Using the case of Ghana, where conflicts and tradeoffs between mining and forests proliferate, an interdisciplinary and2007年1月1日· This paper examines the dynamics of the ongoing conflict in Prestea, Ghana, where indigenous galamsey mining groups are operating illegally on aStrained relations: A critical analysis of the mining conflict
It examines the dynamics of conflict between illegal artisanal and smallscale miners (ASM) and one largescale mining company, AngloGold Ashanti, in Obuasi The paper reveals2017年2月9日· As gold prices soared from 2008 onwards, tens of thousands of foreign miners, especially from China, entered the smallscale mining sector in Ghana, despite it being ‘reserved for Ghanaian citizens’Conflict, collusion and corruption in smallscale gold
This paper explores and compares the political effects of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in the mining sector in Zambia, Ghana and Peru The paper adopts a politicalIn Wassa West district of Ghana, mining as an industry has been promoted in the recent past, but with significant impact on environmental aspects, especially water, leading toResolving Water Conflicts in Mining Areas of Ghana Through
2014年2月15日· Mining, Environment and Community Conflicts: In Ghana, similarly as Africa the oldest mining areas in the country dating as far back as 10 0 years and over,2007年2月1日· Gavin Hilson This paper examines the dynamics of the ongoing conflict in Prestea, Ghana, where indigenous galamsey mining groups are operating illegally on a concession awarded to Bogoso Gold LtdStrained Relations: A Critical Analysis of the Mining Conflict in
2021年12月8日· Globally, climatesmart agriculture is highly recognized as an approach for sustainable agriculture and food systems In Africa and other developing countries, climatesmart agriculture is observed to reposition and modify agricultural systems for improved food and nutritional security Despite the relevance of the approach to sustainable agricultural2023年2月12日· 1 INTRODUCTION A conflict refers to “the interaction of two or more parties with perceived incompatible goals, which engage each other through a range of practices, including dialogue, persuasion, negotiation, arbitration, legal action, protest, intimidation, and physical violence” (Andrews et al, 2017, p 13)Mining conflictsConflicts between mining companies and communities:
2011年8月24日· This lack of adequate oversight has contributed to poverty and conflict between security forces working for mining companies and local communities In 2008, the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ), Ghana’s governmental human rights agency, issued a comprehensive report in which it found a widespread2020年6月29日· In Wassa West district of Ghana, mining as an industry has been promoted in the recent past, but with significant impact on environmental aspects, especially water, leading to conflicts betweenMining, the environment, and human rights in Ghana: An area of
2014年3月1日· Using the case of Ghana, where conflicts and tradeoffs between mining and forests proliferate, an interdisciplinary and exploratory approach is taken to investigate the impact of mining on forest2017年3月1日· As result, a lot of earlier works have been done for managing largescale mineral exploration and mininginduced land use conflicts in the historical southwestern mining areas of Ghana Examples include the works of Hilson (2002a); Hilson (2002c); Hilson (2012); Hilson and Clifford (2010); Patel et al (2016)Strategies for managing largescale mining sector land use conflicts
2 Conceptualising Mining Conflicts and the CompanyCommunity Interface 21 Mining and Conflicts Planning has been evidently seen as very „conflictual‟ in its process activity, organization and allocation; so does mining activity Jenkins (2004) argues that historically, the mining industry has taken the „devil may care‟ attitude to the2022年9月16日· Key stakeholders review fight against illegal mining September 16, 2022 GNA Accra, Sept 16, GNA – The Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Mr Abu Jinapor, Friday chaired a meeting of the Ministerial Coordinating Committee on Illegal Mining to review various strategies and measures to clamp down on illegal smallscaleKey stakeholders review fight against illegal mining Ghana
2002年1月31日· The results show that the total spatially conflicted area of Shenzhen is 1057 km², and the percentage of construction landuse in these areas is 137% The spatial conflicts are mainly sourceThis article attempts to understand the causes underlying the miningrelated water conflicts in Ghana using the TOV theory Using this theory, the article proposes a practical framework for enhanced effective participation of members from local host communities that in turn can enable resolving the existing conflicts and preventing the same in futureResolving Water Conflicts in Mining Areas of Ghana Through
2023年5月10日· Introduction: Although artisanal gold mining has contributed to livelihoods in many rural communities across the world, it has destroyed and polluted several water bodiesMethods: Using Prestea in2017年2月9日· As gold prices soared from 2008 onwards, tens of thousands of foreign miners, especially from China, entered the smallscale mining sector in Ghana, despite it being ‘reserved for Ghanaian(PDF) Conflict, collusion and corruption in smallscale gold mining
2016年7月24日· This article attempts to understand the causes underlying the miningrelated water conflicts in Ghana using the TOV theory Using this theory, the article proposes a practical framework for enhanced effective participation of members from local host communities that in turn can enable resolving the existing conflicts and preventing2020年6月29日· Under the principal Act, the Minerals and Mining Act, 2006 (Act 703), every mineral in its natural state in, under or upon any land in Ghana, rivers, streams, watercourses throughout the country, the exclusive economic zone or any area covered by the territorial sea or continental shelf is the property of the Republic of GhanaMining In Ghana Mining Ghana Mondaq
2015年1月1日· World’s Wetlands: Setting Policy and Resolving Conflicts (2009) with Springer Press Table 1 Mineral rights granted and area under mining concession in Ghana (1989–2007) Year 2007年11月1日· The spate of conflicts and community agitation against mining in Ghana suggests that environmental governance did not fully address the concerns of all the stakeholders (Obara & Jenkins, 2006Resolving Water Conflicts in Mining Areas of Ghana Through
2021年6月3日· SánchezVázquez L, Espinosa MG, Eguiguren MB (2016) Perception of socioenvironmental conflicts in mining areas: The case of the mirador project in Ecuador Ambient e Soc 19: 23–44 51 Andrews N (2018) Land versus livelihoods: Community perspectives on dispossession and marginalization in Ghana’s mining sector Resour2008年3月1日· Research studies have explored the psychological and social impacts of social conflicts and violence in illegal mining areas Banchirigah (2008) discussed the psychological effects of illegalChallenges with Eradicating Illegal Mining in Ghana: A
government has not been effective in alleviating community conflict in Ghana's mining districts Research Problem Since the mid1980s, Ghana's gold sector has expanded greatly in response to rising global demand and the introduction of marketbased reforms that opened the sector to foreign direct investment (FDI)in states with a tradition of industrial mining The phase of structural adjustment in the 1990s driven by international financial institutions also left its mark, in particular on those states (eg Zambia) in which formalised, regulated industrial mining already existed at the time (cf Hilson 2006)Mining conflicts in subSaharan Africa: Actors and repertoires
This article attempts to understand the causes underlying the miningrelated water conflicts in Ghana using the TOV theory Using this theory, the article proposes a practical framework for enhanced effective participation of members from local host communities that in turn can enable resolving the existing conflicts and preventing the same in future2020年7月12日· Mining, the environment, and human rights in Ghana: An area of limited statehood perspective Uwafiokun Idemudia, Corresponding Author Uwafiokun Idemudia [ protected] International Development Studies and African Studies, York University, Toronto, Ontario, CanadaMining, the environment, and human rights in Ghana: An area of
2011年3月18日· Conflicts between largescale mining enterprises, galamsey, and local farmers were strongest where mining enterprises excluded smallscale miners from mining concessions (Hilson 2002a, b) Another study analyzing employment benefits of smallscale gold and diamond mining in Ghana suggests that these benefits are achieved largely atConcerns about the destructive history of mining companies in forest areas, rivers and fish populations in Ghana led to opposition to mining in Ghana's forest reserves (Hilson and Nyame 2006(PDF) Mining in Ghana's forests: Crosssectoral linkages and
2007年1月1日· This paper examines the dynamics of the ongoing conflict in Prestea, Ghana, where indigenous galamsey mining groups are operating illegally on a concession awarded to Bogoso Gold Limited (BGL), property of the Canadianlisted multinational Gold Star Resources Despite being issued firm orders by the authorities to abandon their2023年12月21日· Ghana was the sixthlargest producer of manganese in the world as of 2021 The production volume of the metal reached 33 million metric tons that year The country is also a leading mineralMining industry in Ghana statistics & facts | Statista
2013年4月1日· Artisanal and smallscale mining refers to mining by individuals, groups, families, or cooperatives with minimal or no mechanization, often in the informal and illegal sector of the market for minerals “Artisanal mining” is often purely manual and on a very small scale, whereas “smallscale mining” is more mechanized and on a larger scale2021年10月1日· other areas in Ghana, such as the Ahafo region, mining operations have deplete d over 86% of the forest cover (Kumi et al, 2 021) as well as farmlands within the(PDF) Large scale mining in Ghana: A review of the
2011年3月18日· Conflicts between largescale mining enterprises, galamsey, and local farmers were strongest where mining enterprises excluded smallscale miners from mining concessions (Hilson 2002a, b) Another study analyzing employment benefits of smallscale gold and diamond mining in Ghana suggests that these benefits are achieved largely atConcerns about the destructive history of mining companies in forest areas, rivers and fish populations in Ghana led to opposition to mining in Ghana's forest reserves (Hilson and Nyame 2006(PDF) Mining in Ghana's forests: Crosssectoral
2007年1月1日· This paper examines the dynamics of the ongoing conflict in Prestea, Ghana, where indigenous galamsey mining groups are operating illegally on a concession awarded to Bogoso Gold Limited (BGL), property of the Canadianlisted multinational Gold Star Resources Despite being issued firm orders by the authorities to abandon their2022年10月1日· For example, a more recent study found that many miningrelated conflicts in Africa are more prevalent in areas where socialeconomic mining programs are implemented than in areas where they areCSR and local conflicts in African mining communities
2021年10月1日· other areas in Ghana, such as the Ahafo region, mining operations have deplete d over 86% of the forest cover (Kumi et al, 2 021) as well as farmlands within theGhana’s recovery from the COVID19 pandemic was moderated by the conflation of the supply chain disruptions induced by the RussiaUkraine conflict, sovereign debt distress, and elevation in the general price level in 2022 The contagion associated with these macroeconomic headwinds %GHANA CHAMBER OF MINES PERFORMANCE OF THE MINING
2023年2月9日· The alternative livelihood programs introduced to alleviate poverty in mining areas have not positively impacted Ghana The failure of these programs contributes to the conflicts in mining communities to the extent that community members see no future for themselves but the continued exploitation of natural resources by mining companies2014年10月1日· Ghana has been plagued by a history of conflict in its gold mining communities, particularly clashes between artisanal and smallscale groups, and multinational companies [20] Conflict between these parties has, over the past two decades, escalated, becoming a defining feature of the country's gold mining industryGrievance and conflict in Ghana's gold mining industry: The case
2013年2月25日· By Kizito CUDJOE, Kumasi A study conducted by the Centre for African Elections Media Monitoring Index (CAEMMI) has identified unemployment as the strongest trigger of conflict across the2020年1月8日· In total, the mining sector contributed 43% of export revenues in 2017 But mining communities in Ghana are generally poor Mining imposes socioeconomic costs on host communities through landGhana's mining communities are still not getting their just dues
