Resource Nationalism in Southern Africa is a collaborative research project on the emergence of a new politics of resource governance in the 2000s and its impact on mining sector reforms and development outcomes in the region.

Using a comparative approach, our multidisciplinary team seeks to strengthen understanding of the dynamics of policy-making in the extractives industries in Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe by focusing on critical points of contestation involving ASM, mining fiscal regimes and productive linkages.

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Chris Huggins @ChrisDHuggins·

13 Jul

Report on #environment & artisanal & small-scale mining #ASM in Tanzania by @AbelKinyondo and myself published by @UNUWIDER. Thanks to all ... concerned, especially Abel, for seeing it through to publication.
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Mining Shared Value @ewb_msv·

23 Jun

Our new brief for @The_SARWatch examining the potential of extractive industry #localcontent in #SADC countries is out, arguing governments should ... generally prioritise backward linkages (#localprocurement) over forward ones https://t.co/6v800xLRvh #mining #extractives #globaldev

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HakiRasilimali @HakiRasilimali·

22 Jun

HakiRasilimali undertook a research on implication of Extractive Sector Fiscal Regime to Economy: A case of Mining Sector Tanzania. It has been ... revealed that Policy, Legal framework and competitiveness have caused unpredictability of the sectors performance.

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