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1/11/2014#0183;#32;However, by bringing together the diverse and currently rather scattered work on gender and mining in relation to development in the global South, this paper lays the foundations for a significant new research agenda that aims to place women at the centre of analyses of the extractive industries, whether as workers, wives and mothers, activists
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dwindling line on gender roles in mining as men and women engage in mining without factoring in gender perceptions. The case of women participating in mining describes their changing perception and willingness to adopt any work done by the other gender. The same view is shared by Bashwira et al (2014) who points out that women have adopted the traditionallyperceived mens roles in mining
#0183;#32;J Liddington; Gender, authority and mining in an industrial landscape: Anne Lister, History Workshop Journal, Volume 42, Issue 1, 1 October 1996, Pag
22/6/2020#0183;#32;June 22, 2020 by Canadian Mining Journal Tags. ESG; Companies. Newmont; Mining companies varying scores on protecting workers from harassment and violence. Credit: Responsible Mining Foundation. SWITZERLAND Despite an increasing focus on ESG (environmental, social and governance factors), mining companies are failing to consider the disproportionate effects of mining
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In November, the United Nations Development Programme, Environmental Governance Programme, and Intergovernmental Forum on Mining, Minerals, Metals and Sustainable Development held a free 4week Massive Online Open Course on Gender and Mining Governance. The study on Sexual and Genderbased Violence in the Mining Sector in Africa, recently published by WRM and GIZ was included as
The Australian mining industry and the ideal mining woman: Mobilizing a public business case for gender equality Robyn Mayes and Barbara Pini Journal of Industrial Relations 2014 56 : 4, 527546
Why gender matters in the mining world All over the world, mineral production and mineral supply chains are recognised for their potential to catalyse economic growth and spur development. A growing body of evidence, however, suggests that current mining policy and practice can actually worsen gender inequalities if gender concerns are not adequately considered.
#0183;#32;Social Network Analysis and Mining (SNAM) is a multidisciplinary journal serving researchers and practitioners in academia and industry. It is the main venue for a wide range of researchers and readers from computer science, network science, social sciences, mathematical sciences, medical and biological sciences, financial, management and political sciences.
Gender,, 4 Swedish mining companies and surrounding mining communities face many challenges when it comes to social sustainable development. For example, a strong mining workplace culture and community identity can create both strong cohesion but also lead to exclusion of certain groups, rejection of new ideas and reinforce traditional, masculine values. Other challenges include recruitment
Genderblind policies and practices in companycommunity consultation and decisionmaking processes give rise to the systematic exclusion of women and a silencing of womens experiences, perspectives and interests in relation to extractive industries projects. The result is increasing gender inequality and the further disempowerment of women. For example, as land is expropriated for
Gender,, 4 Swedish mining companies and surrounding mining communities face many challenges when it comes to social sustainable development. For example, a strong mining workplace culture and community identity can create both strong cohesion but also lead
Miners represented about 3% of the 325 companies included in the 2020 Bloomberg GenderEquality Index announced yesterday. For instantaccess to all of Mining Journal Intelligence Research
Oxfam is working to ensure that gender justice becomes a central issue in global mining sector reform efforts and that womens rights are more progressively realised. Oxfam resources. Oxfams Tunnel Vision: Women, Mining and Communities, was a ground breaking report and one of the first globally to expose the gendered impacts of mining.
In my recent joint paper with Andreas Kotsadam, African Mining, Gender and Local Employment, we investigated how this recent, rapid expansion in largescale mining affects womens job prospects. To explore the effects of mining activity on womens livelihoods, we used a unique combination of data from over 29 countries and over 500,000 women.
#0183;#32;In Thandi Dlamini''s report on mining in South Africa she writes how more than twenty years after democracy women make up only 11% of the operational mining workforce in South Africa. Before 1994, underground work was exclusively for males. This report assesses the possible side effects of the mining industrys apparent new found enthusiasm for employees.
them and gender considerations into the ASM sector. Some of the organisations below, such as Solidaridad and IMPACT, also work on issues related to medium and largescale mining. However, as their gender and mining work focuses around artisanal mining they have been included in this section.
As such, it is considered, indirectly, not subject to gender relations. The article examines the influence of family and gender relations on labour in the Greek mines in the period by highlighting migration trajectories, paternalistic practices, and the division of labour in mining communities.
It examines gold panning and other smallscale mining activities at Mukibira. It is estimated that gold panning produces about five tons of gold in a year from rivers in Kenya and Mukibira is one of the leading sites. Mukibira has an estimated 2,000 (two thousand) panners and majority of them are women and children. There are about 500 pit diggers mostly men. About 10,000 people depend on the
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