The activities of multinational mining corporations in the developing world have come under increased scrutiny, and so has the failure of their home governments to regulate the negative impacts of ...
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Explore the growing landscape of foreign investment in Ghana, where a stable political climate and diverse industries offer numerous opportunities for international investors. This comprehensive guide covers government policies, sector-specific restrictions, incentives for foreign investors, and success stories of notable investments in the country. Understand the …
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The Minerals Commission as the main promotional and regulatory body for the minerals sector in Ghana is responsible for the regulation and management of the utilization of the mineral …
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Award-winning journalist Erastus Asare Donkor is advocating for a concerted effort to enact policies aimed at curbing illegal mining activities in gold-rich regions of Ghana.
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Artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) involves low-tech, labour-intensive mineral processing and extraction. ASM is an essential way of life for about 45 million people around the world (World Bank, 2020) and makes an important contribution to economic development in many developing countries.In Ghana, Malawi, and Peru, ASM supports foreign exchange, …
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IGF Mining Policy Framework The Mining Policy Framework Process At the 2010 annual general meeting, IGF member countries ratified its cornerstone Mining Policy Framework (MPF), a summary of practices that support good governance in mining. Informed by the needs and experiences of IGF members, the MPF was designed to help
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Minerals and Mining Policy of Ghana. Country. Ghana. Type of law. Policy. Source FAO, FAOLEX Abstract. This Minerals and Mining Policy is a nationwide sectoral document aiming at establishing a comprehensive and forward looking framework for mining that catalyses sustainable development. The overall goal will be achieved through the following ...
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Mining laws and policies have a direct impact on women’s labour-force participation in development activities, livelihoods as well as their well-being. For example, mining laws can affect women’s access to and security of land tenure affected by mining...
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This study therefore conducted a review of the implications of large-scale mining in Ghana. Findings revealed that, mining activities gravely affect the quality of water in most mining communities ...
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For example, the Minerals Act, Act 126 (1962) had the following provisions: (i) vesting of ownership of minerals in the President on behalf of the Republic and in trust for the people of …
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This study compares the important policy documents that control Ghana's mining industry's impacts on water resources to what is being done in similar African countries, to extract some fundamental ...
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The key legislation regulating mining in Ghana is as follows: the 1992 Constitution of Ghana; the Minerals and Mining Act, 2006 (Act 703) as amended by the Minerals and Mining (Amendment) Act, 2015 (Act 900) and …
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ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE IN GHANA . POLICY BRIEF . DECEMBER 2021 . Environment and Climate Change in Ghana: Policy Brief . 2 . methods such as poisoning . This is being caused by ... (10%), and mining and mineral exploitation (5%) 7. This contrasts with other reports indicati ng a 0.3% growth in forest cover due to afforestation,
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Gold mining has been critical to the socio-economic development of many developing countries, particularly those in Africa and South America. Between 1493 and 1600, Ghana was the world leading producer of gold, contributing about 36% of the global output (see Bebbington, Abdulai, Bebbington, Hinfelaar, & Sanborn, 2018; Tuokuu, Gruber, Idemudia, & …
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SSM of gold in Ghana is a pre historic activity which can be traced to the 5th Century Discouraged in the colonial era, till 1989 This led to Secret Activities and Smuggling of Proceeds outside the country In 1989 –SSM Activities were mainstreamed through promulgation of the Small Scale Gold Mining Law, PNDCL 218 (1989) In 2006, SSM regime was integrated into the new …
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IntroductionLithium, a critical component in batteries for electric vehicles and renewable energy storage, has gained significant attention globally. In Nigeria, recent discoveries of lithium deposits have sparked interest in tapping into this valuable resource. This article examines the current regulatory framework governing mining in Nigeria, explores the states …
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This Minerals and Mining Policy is a nationwide sectoral document aiming at establishing a comprehensive and forward looking framework for mining that catalyses …
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Mining Policy Ensuring Mining Contributes to Sustainable Development. Ghana's mining history, particularly gold, dates back to the fifteenth century. The industry was very vibrant during the pre-independence period when mining policy was largely geared towards assisting and promoting the maximization of mineral production in the interests of the colonial powers. Therefore, for …
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The key sectors driving the growth of the economy include the mining, petroleum, agriculture, and forestry sectors. The agricultural sector, however, is a key source of livelihood for the population. ... Prominent programmes among Ghana's adaptation policy initiatives include the National Climate Change Master Plan Action Programmes for ...
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2.0 overview of ghana's minerals and mining sector 2.1 policy framework and objectives 3.0 principles of minerals and mining sector policy 4.0 regulating the mining sector 5.0 mineral licensing 6.0 environmental regulation of mining 6.1 climate change 7.0 occupational health and safety 8.0 fiscal policy for mining
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Examples of income generating activities linked to ASGM at our study sites in Ghana: (A) Shop selling food and water (Kejetia mining site, Talensi District, photograph Mark L. Wilson), (B) Outdoor "Supermarket" (Kejetia mining site, Talensi District, photograph Mark L. Wilson), (C) Video Centre for viewing entertainment (Kejetia mining site, Talensi District, photograph Elisha …
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With the right policies and practices in place, responsible mining can contribute significantly to the country's GDP while fostering job creation and technological advancement. The challenge lies …
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The past few years have been turbulent for Ghana's upstream petroleum activities. The Minister of Energy terminated four petroleum contracts in 2021 for failing to meet minimum work obligations. Additionally, several oil blocks have been relinquished since 2019 and Ghana's oil production has declined since 2020. In contrast, the mining ...
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A brief overview of the primary environmental regulations applicable to mining activities in Ghana, including environmental review, permitting and remediation.
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Minerals and Mining Policy of Ghana, 2016; Guiding principles underpinning the Minerals and Mining policy : Respecting employee, gender, children's rights and other human rights in mining, and the removal of obstacles to participation in the mining sector on the basis of gender, marital status or disability.
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Local Content Policies in the Mining Sector: Scaling up local procurement (iii) Responding to public unrest and social licence to operate At the local level, host communities are increasingly resisting project development because they feel the costs of mining activities on their livelihoods and environment are higher than the benefits
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Source: Energy Capital & Power | Feb 25, 2025 Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mining (ASGM) and Local Growth to Take Center Stage at Ghana's Mining in Motion 2025 Summit. Under the theme "Sustainable Mining & Local Growth – Leveraging Resources for Global Impact," the Mining in Motion 2025 summit is set to attract international investment and value …
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Small scale gold mining in Ghana has a long history. It has existed as far back as the eighth century as a economic activity. It was legalised recently when the Small Scale Mining L aw (PNDCL 218) 1989 was passed and public policies were formulated to support the implementation of the law.
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The majority of these activities were based on non-timber forest products. A chronological trend analysis indicated an increasing tendency to make livelihoods support activities part of conservation projects in Ghana. These activities have become very relevant to Ghana's current collaborative policy because
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Recent floods in Ghana are largely blamed on mining activities. Not only are lives lost through these floods, farms andproperties are destroyed as a result.
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GGD Green Ghana Day GIS Geographic Information System GLRSSMP Ghana Landscape Restoration and Small-Scale Mining Project GoG Government of Ghana GSBAs Globally Significant Biodiversity Areas GSLERP Ghana Shea Landscape Emission Reduction Project GWT-DSS Ghana Wood Tracking and Decision Support System GWTS Ghana Wood …
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Literature suggests that in the Amazon region, illicit gold mining activities have led to mercury discharge into rivers and streams (Swenson et al. 2011).This situation has contaminated water sources used for irrigation and fishing, imperilling the food security and the health of indigenous communities and local populations (Swenson et al. 2011).In Romania, …
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The Ghana Coalition Against Galamsey has urged the National House of Chiefs to clarify its stance on illegal mining activities in Ghana, particularly the widespread practice of "galamsey."
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