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From conflict resources to sustainable development.
Titre : From conflict resources to sustainable development. Type de document : document électronique Editeur : Amsterdam : Fatal Transactions Année de publication : 2008 Importance : 42 p Note générale : Memorandum by Fatal Transactions on the European Union's contribution to natural resource management in Africa Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : ressources naturelles/conflits/memorandum Résumé : Natural resources, such as oil, diamonds, coltan and gold, can be and have been an engine for growth in African countries. The exploitation of natural resources in Africa has however, been associated in many occasions with unsustainable management, underdevelopment and violent conflict. Armed conflicts have even become self-financed, as the private actors in the conflicts have increasingly relied on natural resource revenues to fund military activity.
Extractive companies can play a dubious role in this process, especially when they find themselves in situations where local rule of law and governmental institutions are weak or absent. While most companies do not deliberately seek to profit from violence, their investments and operations could contribute to poverty and insecurity.From conflict resources to sustainable development. [document électronique] . - Amsterdam : Fatal Transactions, 2008 . - 42 p.
Memorandum by Fatal Transactions on the European Union's contribution to natural resource management in Africa
Langues : Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés : ressources naturelles/conflits/memorandum Résumé : Natural resources, such as oil, diamonds, coltan and gold, can be and have been an engine for growth in African countries. The exploitation of natural resources in Africa has however, been associated in many occasions with unsustainable management, underdevelopment and violent conflict. Armed conflicts have even become self-financed, as the private actors in the conflicts have increasingly relied on natural resource revenues to fund military activity.
Extractive companies can play a dubious role in this process, especially when they find themselves in situations where local rule of law and governmental institutions are weak or absent. While most companies do not deliberately seek to profit from violence, their investments and operations could contribute to poverty and insecurity.Exemplaires (1)
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