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In Search of Common Ground: adaptive Collaborative Management in Cameroon
Impacts of Artisanal Gold and Diamond Mining on Livelihoods and the Environment in the Sangha Tri-National Park (TNS) Landscape
Gold and diamond mining constitute more than half of all mineral exploitation worldwide and an estimated 6 to 9 million artisanal miners are active in the gold and diamond sector. Africa hosts a third of the world’s natural mineral wealth, among which 65 percent of global diamond deposits. While mineral exploitation contributes to the livelihoods of many, it also generally leaves a negative impact on the environment, which may ultimately be detrimental to livelihoods.
Impacts of artisanal gold and diamond mining on livelihoods and the environment in the Sangha Tri-National Park landscape
Hutan kemasyarakatan di Nepal: desentralisasi tata kelola hutan