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Liberia: Mapping corruption risks in the mining sector

Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia is part of the first cohort of 20 Transparency International Chapters involved in TI’s global programme to improve transparency in the process of awarding mining permits.

This global programme seeks to improve transparency and accountability in the extractive industries, focusing specifically on the very first link in the mining value chain: the decisions by government to grant mining or exploration permits and licenses and negotiate contracts.

The Chapter found important corruption risks that lead to poor outcomes in the process of awarding mining licences

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