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Advancing gender equality to combat corruption in mining

Transparency International Chapters have been working with women and women’s groups to tackle gender inequality and support women to express their voice and agency in decisions about mining projects.
When there is corruption in licensing decisions for mining projects, it can lead to irreversible impacts on the lives of women and men in mining-affected communities. It is often the poorest and most marginalised people in communities who suffer the most from corruption.

This series of stories provides a snapshot of TI’s global work, shares their impact and provides useful insights.

You can also explore more of our work to promote gender equality here.

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Through the looking glass: corruption risk in mining licensing and permitting in the pandemic era

April 29, 2021

Download   In the immediate wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, a simultaneous contraction in supply and demand threatened mining jobs, mining capital and mineral rents. Over subsequent months, host governments, mining companies and minerals markets rallied. Transparency International’s Accountable Mining Programme‘s new research examines...