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Angola: Land Resources and Conflict

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Publication Date: Junho 6, 2013
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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 civil war (1975–2002) was mainly financed through the wholesale extraction of oil and diamonds.

Angola: Land Resources and Conflict

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Author: Allan Cain. Published in PCNRM, Vol. 2-014. Angola is often cited as a classic case of natural resources sustaining a conflict (Hodges 2001). Angola’s protracted civil war (1975–2002) was mainly financed through the wholesale extraction of oil and diamonds. The armed struggle for liberation from Portuguese rule started in 1961, but resistance had begun...

Angola: Land Resources and Conflict

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Author: Allan Cain
Publication Date: Junho 6, 2013
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Published in Land & Post-Conflict Peacebuilding, Vol. 2-014. Environmental Law Institute & UN Environment Program - Earthscan, New York 2013. Since the end of the armed conflict in 2002, Angola’s recovery and remarkable economic growth have been fuelled by the extractive industries of petroleum and diamonds. The consolidation of peace, however—the reintegration of politically divided...

Legacy of a resource-fueled war: The role of generals in Angola’s mining sector

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Publication Date: Junho 1, 2013
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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 rank Angola in the group of the five most important diamond producers worldwide, headed by Botswana. Angola was a founding member of the Kimberley Process...

Legacy of a resource-fueled war: The role of generals in Angola’s mining sector

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Author: Utz Ebertz and Marie Müller
Publication Date: Junho 1, 2013
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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 rank Angola in the group of the five most important diamond producers worldwide, headed by Botswana (US $3.9 billion p.a.), the Russian Federation (US $2.7...

Angola Economic Update

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Author: The World Bank
Publication Date: Junho 1, 2013
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After being hit hard by the global financial crisis, Angola’s economy is now gathering momentum, with robust GDP growth supported by strong fiscal and external balances, a stable exchange rate and moderate inflation. Enhanced fiscal controls and tighter public financial management would enable the government to accelerate public investment to support broad economic diversification and...

Manual de Gestao Participativa: curso para administradores e unidades urbanas

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Author: O Instituto de Formação da Administração Local & Development Workshop
Publication Date: Junho 1, 2013
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Ações não devem ser mantidas em sigilo; a comunidade deve saber tudo o que se passa. Assim como você deve agir como mobilizador, de forma transparente, facilitadora, não-ditatorial e envolvente com a comunidade nos processos de tomada de decisão, deve-se incentivar os lideres a fazerem o mesmo. Três formas de estabelecer uma boa comunicação entre...

ONDAKA Numéro 1306 2013

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Author: Development Workshop
Publication Date: Junho 1, 2013
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An atlas and profile of Huambo, it’s environment and people

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Publication Date: Junho 1, 2013
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An atlas and profile of Huambo, it's environment and people, written by John Mendelsohn and Beat Weber, was published in 2013 by Development Workshop (in Portuguese and English), with special credit for financial support to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the International Development Research Centre’s (IDRC) programme for Urban Poverty & Environment.

Vox Populi

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Author: Economia Mercado
Publication Date: Junho 1, 2013
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Na capital angolana, Luanda, o drama do transito faz parte do dia-a-dia das pessoas que se deslocam pela cidade. A Economia & Mercado ouviu alguns cidadãos sobre o desempenho dos transportes públicos, os quais, juntamente come as estradas, mereceram uma má nota por parte dos utentes.

Transportes públicos são um pontapé na produtividade

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Author: Economia Mercado
Publication Date: Junho 1, 2013
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Sobre o tema desta edicao, a Economia & Mercado juntou as opinioes de José Oliveira, docente universitário na Universidade Católica de Angola, e de Mário Silva, director geral da empresa pública de transportes públicos TCUL.

Um mar de agruras

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Author: Economia Mercado
Publication Date: Junho 1, 2013
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Surgiu no âmbito do Programa Nacional de Habitação Social, hoje é um dos bairros de Viana em grande expansão e já atingiu a sua quinta etapa.

Promessas não cumpridas

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Author: Economia Mercado
Publication Date: Junho 1, 2013
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Em resposta aos problemas de transportes públicos que Luanda vive, o Governo prometeu criar uma alternativa maritima, os ferryboats, mas a verdade e que essa promessa já remonta a 2008 e, até agora, nada, apesar do, no primeiro trimestre do ano passado, o compromisso ter sido refocado pelo Ministro dos Transportes, Augusto Tomás.

Caos total

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Author: Economia Mercado
Publication Date: Junho 1, 2013
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Diariamente, milhares de pessoas enchem as estradas em direcçao ao centro de Luanda, provenientes de zonas como o Benfica, Cacuaco e Viana, enfrentando vários problemas no trânsito, decorrentes da ainada débil rede de transportes públicos.

Baixa de Luanda é nevrálgiva

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Author: Economia Mercado
Publication Date: Junho 1, 2013
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Enquanto os principais operadores económicos nao ousarem deslocalizar-se, a baixa de Luanda, onde se concentram os maiores negócios do país, vai continuar a ser o centro da capital, sendo que a nova Marginal sera sempre o seu carao-de-visita, sobretudo agora que se apresenta mais moderna e fresca.