Mining Laws and Regulations Report 2024 Zambia
ICLG Mining Laws and Regulations Zambia Chapter covers common issues in mining laws and regulations including the acquisition of rights, ownership requirements and restrictions, The country diagnostics shows that Zambia is highly dependent on the mining sector, particularly copper exports, creating high vulnerability for the economy. The current Industrial Diagnostic Study Zambia 2020 UNIDO
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Mining and industrial development in Zambia 5 Industrial Policy
The chapter presents data on various aspects of the mining industry in Zambia to show that mining, particularly copper mining, has been, and remains, the dominant sector in the Tripartite agreement on shared priorities to improve sound industrial relations and labour law compliance in the sector. Labour inspection task force for the Promoting Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work in
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ILO supports a partnership approach in the Zambian
The TPCM has 21 standing members and a mandate to implement measures to strengthen industrial relations and labour law compliance across the sector. The move also Economy and fiscal policy : 6; Fraser Institute rankings : 6; Regulatory environment : 7; Sustainability and environment : 9; Taxation : 11; Power supply : 13; Infrastructure Zambia Country mining guide KPMG
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Zambia Mining Investment and Governance Review World Bank
procedures, fiscal issues and other policy affecting the mining sector; • Developing (and subsequently implementing) local content, local employment and local development policy affecting the mining sector; • Developing (and subsequently implementing) local content, local employment and local development policies for the THE MINING INVESTMENT AND GOVERNANCE REVIEW (MInGov)
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Policy Reforms and Employment Relations in Zambia
Zambia’s post-independence economic policies have followed two clearly distinct development paths. The first covering the period 1964-1991, was dominated by President Kenneth Kaunda’s socialist development strategy, through which the government embarked on extensive nationalization of key industries, notably the mining sector.For several decades, Zambia has been struggling to diversify its economy beyond the mining sector. Examples of economic diversification among mining companies are not numerous. This chapter investigates why economic diversification may have failed up to now and what could be done in the future to improve and add value to diversification.Growth, Employment, Diversification, and the Political Economy of
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Mining in Zambia: Revitalization and the Challenges of Inclusive
The privatization of the mines helped in no small measure by the surge in global commodity prices since 2003 heralded a remarkable revitalization of the sector (Figure 9.1).However, the return to profitability has also recast the challenges of securing the returns to the country’s natural resource endowment for the citizens of Zambia. With ownership In 1991 the Mining sector accounted for over 64,000 employees. Following the privatization of the Mining Companies, in 2000, the Mining and quarrying sector accounted for only 35,000 employees. The public sector was not spared from the loss of employment as a direct result of the public service reform programme. Between 1997 and 1998 anTrade Union Country Report Zambia Friedrich Ebert Foundation
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Reforming Zambia’s mines needs more change and support
After a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19, this year’s delayed mining Indaba had less of a summer party feel and more of an autumnal ‘back to school’ atmosphere. The investment announcements for Zambia are an important signal for regional leaders of the potential investment returns that policy reform can bring.Since the year 2000, the Zambian mining sector has attracted investment exceeding USD 8 billion. With such enormous investment in the mining sector, 74,000 jobs were created by the year 2012 against 27,000 in 2000 (ZDA, 2013; NELMP, 2004). Based on the foregoing, it becomes apparent that the mining sector in Zambia is of immense TRADE UNION EFFECTIVENESS IN ZAMBIA Academia.edu
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Zambian government is committed to engage in social dialogue in
The project’s development objective is to promote sound industrial relations and compliance with Fundamental principles and rights at work in the Zambian mining sector. This project strategy is based on the ILO’s longstanding experience of the Zambian labour environment and its close relationships will all constituents in contributed to the expansion of Zambia’s international trade. The Industrial component of the CTI policy anticipated an expanding manufacturing sector base and diversification of the economy. A review of the CTI Policy revealed that the industrial sector had underperformed and there were gaps in the policy.NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL POLICY Zambia Development Agency
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Working and Living Conditions of Workers in the Mining Sector in Zambia
The Act provides for the conduct of industrial relations, Wages in Mining Sector in Zambia versus Living Wages, 2016. Work 2010). However, while equality of opportunity in the workforce underpins most mining company’s employment policy, counter differences in equality of opportunity between men and women prevail. For instance, at27 J. Parpart, Labor and Capital on the African Copperbelt (Philadelphia, Temple University Press, 1983), p. 162. See also E.L. Berger, Labour, Race, and Colonial Rule: The Copperbelt from 1924 to Independence (London, Oxford University Press, 1974); C. Perrings, Black Mineworkers in Central Africa: Industrial Strategies and the Evolution ‘Aliens’ on the Copperbelt: Zambianisation, Nationalism and Non
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A STUDY ON FRAMEWORKS AND POLICIES FOR GOVERNANCE IN THE MINING SECTOR
Regarding child labour in non- traditional mining sector x 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1 2.0 OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY 2 2.1 Methodology 2 3.0 OVERVIEW OF THE MINING SECTOR 3 4.0 GOVERNANCE FRAMEWORKS IN THE MINING SECTOR IN ZAMBIA 5 4.1 Policy Framework 5 4.1.1 Mineral Resources Development Policy, 2013 5 4.1.2 Mining is one of the main sources of formal employment in Zambia. Copper mining, for example, has attracted substantial foreign investment and seen robust growth over the past decade. Nevertheless, its full potential for the indirect creation of jobs has yet to be harnessed. The ILO is working with the government, and employers’ and workers’ ILO supports a partnership approach in the Zambian mining sector
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The Mining Policy Framework International Institute for
strengths. The Mining Policy Framework is a very comprehensive and demanding framework, and an agreement to undergo the level of document sharing, candid dialogue, and transparent reporting required by the assessments is proof of each government’s commitment to maximizing the benefits of its mining sector for the socialBoosting mineral revenues in Zambia . Policy options for a sustainable fiscal regime . Andrew Mwaba1 and Steve Kayizzi-Mugerwa2. December 2021 . 1 Sixth, as has happened in neighbouring countries, and to some extent in Zambia before the mining sector was nationalized, mining tax policy can be used to strengthen inter-sectoral WIDER Working Paper 2021/178
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Nationalizing Zambia's copper mines DW 03/12/2021
03/12/2021. The Zambian government has taken over operations at a major copper mining company in what is seen as a move towards increasing its direct control of the key mining sector. EconomistsZambia’s economy rebounded in 2021, with real GDP growing at 4.6%, from a contraction of 2.8% in 2020, supported by firmer copper prices, favorable external demand, good rainfall, and post-election market confidence. In 2022, challenges in agriculture, mining, and construction slowed down the pace of post-pandemic recovery.Zambia Overview: Development news, research, data World Bank
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Mobilising Natural Resources for Sustainable Development: Copper mining
This paper analyses the role of copper mining in Zambia and examines the country’s over-reliance on this mineral, which is still its main export. Despite this industry being a colonial construct, it remains mostly unaltered in contemporary times, with foreign actors largely benefitting from it at the expense of Zambians, especially the working class This article analyses the incorporation of social dialogue in industrial relations and its role in pacifying public sector unions in Zambia. A sample of 19 managers of public institutions and union leaders in Lusaka participated in the research.Industrial Relations, Social Dialogue and Pacification of Public Sector
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Employment relations in Zambia Request PDF ResearchGate
Request PDF Employment relations in Zambia Purpose The paper aims to explore the impact of economic transformation on employment relations and the effect on the role and behaviour of unionscontributed to the expansion of Zambia’s international trade. The Industrial component of the CTI policy anticipated an expanding manufacturing sector base and diversification of the economy. A review of the CTI Policy revealed that the industrial sector had underperformed and there were gaps in the policy.National Industrial Policy Zambia Development Agency
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