Development Workshop is a member of the International Alliance on Natural Resources in Africa (IANRA) network which consists of 24 organizations from 8 different African countries and 1 European country (Netherlands), all striving for justice concerning natural recourses. The IANRA contributes to national, regional and international advocacy and campaigning efforts around the use of the vast natural and economic resources available on the continent.
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Outlook & Priorities for the Angolan Chairmanship of the Kimberley Process in 2015
Angola’s outlook and priorities for the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme in this report, together with supplementary information on Angola’s diamond industry. Published by the Instituto Angolano de Sistemas Eleitorais e …
Read moreConflict & Collaboration for Water in Angola’s Post-War Cities
Author: Allan Cain. This chapter in Post-Conflict Natural Resource Water Management begins by outlining the structure of water services in Angola after more than forty years of conflict and then, focusing on …
Read more“New Mining Code For Angola To Boost Economy?” Video
Video produced by Bloomberg News on April 30, 2014 titled “New Mining Code For Angola To Boost Economy?” Video text: “Angola’s new mining code stipulates that royalties of between 2 …
Read moreLegislation on Mining & Resource Extraction – a chronology
DOWNLOAD PDF: Apresentação pela Luís António, Conselho Consultivo da ANIP Luanda, República de Angola Ministério da Geologia e Minas: “Procedimentos Para a Outorga e Direitos Mineiros”.
Read moreAngola: Land Resources and Conflict
Author: Allan Cain. Published in Post-Conflict Natural Land Resource Management, Vol. 2-014. Angola is often cited as a classic case of natural resources sustaining a conflict (Hodges 2001). Angola’s protracted …
Read moreLegacy of a resource-fueled war: The role of generals in Angola’s mining sector
BICC (Bonn International Centre for Conversion) FOCUS 12: The Republic of Angola’s rough diamond mine1 production for 2011 is valued at US $1.16 billion. The latest facts and figures available …
Read moreNational Forum on Large-Scale Land Accumulation, Part 2
The National Forum on Large-Scale Land Acquisition aimed to enhance national capacity through the partner organizations in monitoring large scale land acquisitions in Angola that potentially come into conflict with …
Read moreWorkshop on Large-Scale Land Accumulation
This workshop took place as part of the National Forum on Large-Scale Land Acquisition. The Forum aimed to enhance national capacity through the partner organizations in monitoring large scale land …
Read moreResearch and Practice as Advocacy Tools to Influence Angola’s Land Policies
Author: Allan Cain. Published in Environment & Urbanization, Volume 22, Number 2. This paper discusses how research on urban land promoted the need to formalize the poor’s informal occupation rights …
Read moreWomen’s Land Rights in Post-Conflict Angola
Author: Robin Nielsen. Published in Reports on Foreign Aid & Development, Number 125. This report explores both the formal and customary laws that affect women’s property rights, examines issues of …
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