Recommendations for Class C Mining Regulations and their implementation and Future Amendments to the Mining and Minerals Act in Liberia
The primary purpose of this report is to present findings of a diagnostic assessment of the Class C Regulations proposed in 2009 in Liberia and, based on these findings, draft Class C Regulations that legally adhere to the current Mineral and Mining Law. The ultimate objective of this work is to ensure legislation aids in optimization of the contribution of ASM to growth, development and poverty alleviation while minimizing negative social, economic and environmental outcomes . In light of this, recommendations for future legal and regulatory reforms and a plan for implementation have also been put forward.
Additional Info
- Author(s)
- Dr. Jennifer Hinton
- Publication Year
- 2010
- Language
- English
- Data Source Classification
- Program Report
- Research Type
- Both
- Research Methodology
- Primary - OBSERVATION, Primary - SURVEY, Secondary - OFFICIAL STATISTICS
- Thematic Tags
- Political, Formalization, Governance, Social, Community, Employment, Gender, Health and Safety, Human Rights, Labor and Working Conditions, Sexual and Gender-Based Violence, Legal, Laws and Regulations, Licensing, Mineral Rights
- Minerals
- Diamond, Gold, Iron Ore
- Region
- Sub-Saharan Africa
- Country
- Liberia
- Last Updated
- June 3, 2021
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