Mining Health Initiative
Understanding how the mining sector can contribute to better health in low income countries
- From:
- Department for International Development
- Published
- 25 June 2013
Documents
Mining Health Initiative final report
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Good practice guidelines
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Postcard
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Leaflet
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An analysis of what is known about Mining Industry Health Programmes
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Mining health partnerships - a short analytic framework
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Case study guidelines
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Concept note - Strengthening health services and their coordination through a public-private partnership in Tete province Mozambique
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Proceedings of the Mozambique consultation Tete and Maputo Mozambique
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Case study - Kenmare Resources Plc and its health initiative in Northern Mozambique: Lessons in Partnership and Process
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Concept note - A novel public-private partnership arrangement to strengthen primary and secondary services in North Western province Zambia
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Consultation report - Proceedings of the Zambia consultation Kitwe and Lusaka Zambia
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Case study - First Quantum Mining Ltd Zambia: Lessons in government engagement
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Consultation - Proceedings of the Ghana consultation Takoradi and Accra, Ghana
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Case study - Newmont Ghana’s Akyem Mine: Lessons in partnership and process
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Concept note - Strengthening health service provision in extractive industry affected areas in Ghana
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Case study - Rio Tinto QIT Madagascar Minerals and its health programme in Madagascar: Lessons in Partnership and Process
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Details
Since 2011, the Mining Health Initiative has evaluated existing mining health partnerships between the private and public sectors and how they work. The Initiative has looked at how mining health partnerships can go beyond improving the productivity of employees, to strengthening community relations, enhancing corporate reputations and creating new standards of practice.
The Initiative has also convened state and non-state stakeholders in Ghana, Mozambique and Zambia to consider priorities and plans for mining health Public Private Partnerships (PPP). These have included both the specific contracting arrangements understood by the World Bank Groups International Finance Corporation as well as the broader range of contracted cooperative arrangements among state and non-state stakeholders understood more widely.