Despite a favourable legal framework in several African countries in favour of Local Development Mining Funds, voices are being raised to denounce either the non-operation of these funds or their unsatisfactory operation. This is why journalists need to be involved in investigating these mining funds.
This guide is a tool for journalists and civil society organisations wishing to investigate local development mining funds.
Download the guide :
Despite a favourable legal framework in several African countries in favour of Local Development Mining Funds, voices are being raised to denounce either the non-operation of these funds or their unsatisfactory operation. This is why journalists need to be involved in investigating these mining funds.
This guide is a tool for journalists and civil society organisations wishing to investigate local development mining funds.
Download the guide :
This guide was drawn up and published by Elie KABORE, journalist and Director of Publication of Mines Actu Burkina. He is a member of the Norbert Zongo Cell for Investigative Journalism (Cellule Norbert Zongo – CENOZO) and the Publish What You Pay Global Coalition (PWYP). He is executive director of the Burkina Faso Council for Mines, Geology and Quarries (Conseil burkinabè des Mines, de la Géologie et des Carrières – CBMGC). A trainer, he is the author of several studies on the extractive sector. Email : zelieka2002@yahoo.fr; zekabore@minesactu.info linkedin.com/in/elie-kabore-3a3234161 @eliekabore
