24 research outputs found
Research and dissemination : support for communities affected by mining in Canada and around the globe (2009-2010)
Get PDFMiningWatch was created to strengthen and forge global linkages to support communities affected by mining and to bring about reforms that will promote responsible mining practices while providing redress for existing and past damages. This report outlines conferences, publications, international standards outputs, networking, communications initiatives, and collaborations with other countries and aboriginal groups, as well as other multi-stakeholder initiatives undertaken during the two-year project. The “Mining & Health: A Community-Centred Health Assessment Toolkit” was created, as well as other resources such as an interactive Google map of Canadian mining projects in other countries
RPE Indigenous Peoples (LAC)
No full textCommunity activists from around the world meet in Ottawa, April 2000, to form strategies to counter the negative impacts of large-scale mining
RPE Indigenous Peoples (LAC)
No full textSpanish version available in IDRC Digital Library: Investigación en el terreno : un taller para identificar las necesidades de investigación de las comunidades afectadas por la minería a gran escala, Ottawa, 14-16 de abril del 2000; informe del talle
The evolving role of CSR in international development: Evidence from Canadian extractive companies’ involvement in community health initiatives in low-income countries
No full textCanadian Mining Interests in Bolivia, 1985-2015: Trajectories of Failures, Successes, and Violence
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Official Development Assistance (ODA) and Conflict: A Case Study on Japanese ODA to Vietnam
No full textMinding the “governance gaps”: Re-thinking conceptualizations of host state “weak governance” and re-focussing on home state governance to prevent and remedy harm by multinational mining companies and their subsidiaries
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