Challenges Women, Children & Youth face in Pre, Post & Actively Mining Areas - A comparative case study of Kabwe, Chavuma and Solwezi

Challenges Women, Children & Youth face in Pre, Post & Actively Mining Areas - A comparative case study of Kabwe, Chavuma and Solwezi

This Research Study is a product of two phases of intensive fieldwork conducted over the total period of four (4) weeks. The research presented here is limited by access to data and by the duration of fieldwork. However in dealing with the issues which emerged during the field visits, we tried our best to maintain impartiality: measures include, consulting a wide range of stakeholders and reasonably thorough literature review. There is still great potential for further research on this topic in the sampled areas.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Publish What You Pay Zambia and Caritas Zambia would like to acknowledge the hard work and commitment of the key researchers Mr. Mtwalo Msoni and Mr. Edmond Kangamungazi assisted by Ms Lwizya Chanda and Mr. Sindikani Sovi for their commitment to the successful completion of this research. We would further like to thank Publish What You Pay Zambia member organizations and cooperating partners for their support and input onto the final validation of the research findings. Many thanks also go to the cooperating partners that provided financial support that made the completion and publication of this analysis paper possible more specifically the Civil Society Environment Fund and Finish Embassy, their support throughout the process was nothing less of exceptional.

Find and download the entire research report here: http://caritaszambia.org/index.php/publications/research-reports/file/124-challenges-women-children-youth-face-in-pre-post-actively-mining-areas-a-comparative-case-study-of-kabwe-chavuma-and-solwezi

 

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