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Kingsley Haanyembe  Cheelo

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Address: Plot No. 6, Marshal Avenue, Kabwe, Zambia

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Research paper thumbnail of Behind the Economic Figures: Large-scale Mining and Rural Poverty Reduction in Zambia, the Case of Kansanshi Copper Mine in Solwezi

Mining is promoted as a lead-economic sector in most mineral-rich countries. Depending on the con... more Mining is promoted as a lead-economic sector in most mineral-rich countries. Depending on the contemporary global development ideology, the place of mining within the development industry has always been justified. Under the poverty reduction agenda, which took the centre-stage in the late 1990s and early 2000s, it has been argued in theory that investments, especially in large-scale mining would lead to poverty reduction in mining communities through opening up economic opportunities in which they can participate; increase their capabilities to participate in the local economies; enhance their security by reducing their vulnerability and exposure to risks; and empowering them to participate in issues that affect their lives.

Research paper thumbnail of Behind the Economic Figures: Large-scale Mining and Rural Poverty Reduction in Zambia, the Case of Kansanshi Copper Mine in Solwezi

Mining is promoted as a lead-economic sector in most mineral-rich countries. Depending on the con... more Mining is promoted as a lead-economic sector in most mineral-rich countries. Depending on the contemporary global development ideology, the place of mining within the development industry has always been justified. Under the poverty reduction agenda, which took the centre-stage in the late 1990s and early 2000s, it has been argued in theory that investments, especially in large-scale mining would lead to poverty reduction in mining communities through opening up economic opportunities in which they can participate; increase their capabilities to participate in the local economies; enhance their security by reducing their vulnerability and exposure to risks; and empowering them to participate in issues that affect their lives.

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