Taming the Resource Curse: Implementing the ICGLR Certification Mechanism for Conflict-prone Minerals By Shawn Blore and Ian Smillie Partnership Africa Canada

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Date: 2013-09-24 11:17:19 Blood diamonds Natural resources Diamond Conflict minerals Minerals Mining in Rwanda Global Witness Kimberley Process Certification Scheme Democratic Republic of the Congo Mining in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Africa Business		Taming the Resource Curse: Implementing the ICGLR Certification Mechanism for Conflict-prone Minerals By Shawn Blore and Ian Smillie Partnership Africa Canada Add to Reading List Source URL: www.icglr.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,63 MB Share Document on Facebook

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