The nickel mining sector in Indonesia has become a key driver in the country’s energy transition, but carries with it corruption risks relevant to Chinese large-scale investment.
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Zimbabwe is rich in lithium reserves; what is the impact of Chinese companies acquiring major mining rights, driving investment and shaping critical mineral supply chains?
This Paper provides information on measures, examples and frameworks for governments, companies, civil society, and communities to strengthen engagement across the renewable energy value chain.
Zimbabwe is rich in lithium reserves; what is the impact of Chinese companies acquiring major mining rights, driving investment and shaping critical mineral supply chains?
The nickel mining sector in Indonesia has become a key driver in the country’s energy transition, but carries with it corruption risks relevant to Chinese large-scale investment.
This report explores China’s mining sector through two key national case studies – nickel in Indonesia and lithium in Zimbabwe.
This report examines cases from six countries from the Americas, Africa and the Asia-Pacific region, discussing how their local contexts are being impacted by global energy transition dynamics.
This new research focuses on the Chinese global mining sector and identifies 81 Chinese mining companies involved in 180 projects globally. It explores challenges common to the global mining sector and provides a series of policy recommendations.
This process map identifies points within the environmental impact assessment process where transparency and public accountability need to be strengthened.
Before a mining company is given an approval to mine, it must conduct a thorough environmental impact statement that assesses its impact.