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Economic contributions of artisanal and small-scale mining in Rwanda: tin, tantalum and tungsten
December 21, 2017
Mining
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This study assesses and evaluates the economic contribution of Rwand's 3T ASM sector at the national and sub-national levels, identifies specific barriers and opportunities for improved sectoral performance, and outlines key recommendations for pro-poor development and broad-based economic growth.
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