Negotiating with the PNG Mining Industry for Women's Access to Resources and Voice : The Ok Tedi Mine Life Extension Negotiations for Mine Benefit Packages
In mining communities, women in particular often bear the negative consequences associated with mismanagement of extractive industries. Women need to be part of the processes and strategies aimed at transforming the negative aspects of the extracti...
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okr-10986-175572021-04-23T14:03:39Z Negotiating with the PNG Mining Industry for Women's Access to Resources and Voice : The Ok Tedi Mine Life Extension Negotiations for Mine Benefit Packages Popoitai, Yasap Ofosu-Amaah, Waafas ACCESS TO MARKET ACCESS TO MICRO-FINANCE ACCESS TO RESOURCES ACCESSIBILITY ADULT LITERACY ADVOCACY AGRICULTURE APPLICATION PROCESS CAPACITY BUILDING CAREGIVERS CHURCHES CLASSROOMS COMPENSATION COMPUTER SKILLS CREDITS CROPS CULTURAL NORMS DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS EMPOWERMENT EQUALITY EXPENDITURE EXTENSION FAMILIES FAMILY BANK ACCOUNTS FEASIBILITY STUDIES FEED FEMALE FISH FOOD PRODUCTION GENDER GEOGRAPHICAL ACCESS GIRLS HOME HOMES HOUSES HOUSING INTERNATIONAL FINANCE LACK OF AWARENESS LEADERSHIP LEARNING LEGAL ADVICE LEGISLATION LIBRARIES LITERACY OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN SAVINGS SCHOLARSHIPS SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOURCES OF FUNDS STATUS OF WOMEN TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRANSACTION COSTS VILLAGE VILLAGES WILL WIVES WOMAN WOOD In mining communities, women in particular often bear the negative consequences associated with mismanagement of extractive industries. Women need to be part of the processes and strategies aimed at transforming the negative aspects of the extractive industries into visible social and economic benefits in affected communities. With the permission of senior management of the Ok Tedi mining company, a World Bank consultant was included in the final 5-week long mine life extension (MLE) negotiations as an observer. The purpose was to observe women's roles in the negotiations and, through interviews with the participants, document the women negotiators' aspirations and expectations from the process. The ultimate goal is to provide a forward-looking assessment of the outcomes and draw lessons for analysis and program design not only in the Community Mine Continuation Agreement (CMCA) regions but elsewhere in Papua New Guinea (PNG) resource areas. This report documents the unique and pioneering experience in PNG of women and their roles in negotiating mining operations' benefit streams for local communities. The lessons it draws for development policy-making, planning, and program implementations are relevant both for PNG and for other countries in their attempts to make policy decisions about translating mineral wealth into inclusive and sustainable development for local communities. 2014-04-01T19:08:21Z 2014-04-01T19:08:21Z 2013-12 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/12/19072941/negotiating-png-mining-industry-womens-access-resources-voice-ok-tedi-mine-life-extension-negotiations-mine-benefit-packages-vol-2-2-main-report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17557 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research |
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ACCESS TO MARKET ACCESS TO MICRO-FINANCE ACCESS TO RESOURCES ACCESSIBILITY ADULT LITERACY ADVOCACY AGRICULTURE APPLICATION PROCESS CAPACITY BUILDING CAREGIVERS CHURCHES CLASSROOMS COMPENSATION COMPUTER SKILLS CREDITS CROPS CULTURAL NORMS DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS EMPOWERMENT EQUALITY EXPENDITURE EXTENSION FAMILIES FAMILY BANK ACCOUNTS FEASIBILITY STUDIES FEED FEMALE FISH FOOD PRODUCTION GENDER GEOGRAPHICAL ACCESS GIRLS HOME HOMES HOUSES HOUSING INTERNATIONAL FINANCE LACK OF AWARENESS LEADERSHIP LEARNING LEGAL ADVICE LEGISLATION LIBRARIES LITERACY OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN SAVINGS SCHOLARSHIPS SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOURCES OF FUNDS STATUS OF WOMEN TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRANSACTION COSTS VILLAGE VILLAGES WILL WIVES WOMAN WOOD |
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ACCESS TO MARKET ACCESS TO MICRO-FINANCE ACCESS TO RESOURCES ACCESSIBILITY ADULT LITERACY ADVOCACY AGRICULTURE APPLICATION PROCESS CAPACITY BUILDING CAREGIVERS CHURCHES CLASSROOMS COMPENSATION COMPUTER SKILLS CREDITS CROPS CULTURAL NORMS DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS EMPOWERMENT EQUALITY EXPENDITURE EXTENSION FAMILIES FAMILY BANK ACCOUNTS FEASIBILITY STUDIES FEED FEMALE FISH FOOD PRODUCTION GENDER GEOGRAPHICAL ACCESS GIRLS HOME HOMES HOUSES HOUSING INTERNATIONAL FINANCE LACK OF AWARENESS LEADERSHIP LEARNING LEGAL ADVICE LEGISLATION LIBRARIES LITERACY OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN SAVINGS SCHOLARSHIPS SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOURCES OF FUNDS STATUS OF WOMEN TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRANSACTION COSTS VILLAGE VILLAGES WILL WIVES WOMAN WOOD Popoitai, Yasap Ofosu-Amaah, Waafas Negotiating with the PNG Mining Industry for Women's Access to Resources and Voice : The Ok Tedi Mine Life Extension Negotiations for Mine Benefit Packages |
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In mining communities, women in
particular often bear the negative consequences associated
with mismanagement of extractive industries. Women need to
be part of the processes and strategies aimed at
transforming the negative aspects of the extractive
industries into visible social and economic benefits in
affected communities. With the permission of senior
management of the Ok Tedi mining company, a World Bank
consultant was included in the final 5-week long mine life
extension (MLE) negotiations as an observer. The purpose was
to observe women's roles in the negotiations and,
through interviews with the participants, document the women
negotiators' aspirations and expectations from the
process. The ultimate goal is to provide a forward-looking
assessment of the outcomes and draw lessons for analysis and
program design not only in the Community Mine Continuation
Agreement (CMCA) regions but elsewhere in Papua New Guinea
(PNG) resource areas. This report documents the unique and
pioneering experience in PNG of women and their roles in
negotiating mining operations' benefit streams for
local communities. The lessons it draws for development
policy-making, planning, and program implementations are
relevant both for PNG and for other countries in their
attempts to make policy decisions about translating mineral
wealth into inclusive and sustainable development for local communities. |
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Publications & Research :: Working Paper |
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Popoitai, Yasap Ofosu-Amaah, Waafas |
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Popoitai, Yasap Ofosu-Amaah, Waafas |
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Popoitai, Yasap |
| title |
Negotiating with the PNG Mining Industry for Women's Access to Resources and Voice : The Ok Tedi Mine Life Extension Negotiations for Mine Benefit Packages |
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Negotiating with the PNG Mining Industry for Women's Access to Resources and Voice : The Ok Tedi Mine Life Extension Negotiations for Mine Benefit Packages |
| title_full |
Negotiating with the PNG Mining Industry for Women's Access to Resources and Voice : The Ok Tedi Mine Life Extension Negotiations for Mine Benefit Packages |
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Negotiating with the PNG Mining Industry for Women's Access to Resources and Voice : The Ok Tedi Mine Life Extension Negotiations for Mine Benefit Packages |
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Negotiating with the PNG Mining Industry for Women's Access to Resources and Voice : The Ok Tedi Mine Life Extension Negotiations for Mine Benefit Packages |
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negotiating with the png mining industry for women's access to resources and voice : the ok tedi mine life extension negotiations for mine benefit packages |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2014 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/12/19072941/negotiating-png-mining-industry-womens-access-resources-voice-ok-tedi-mine-life-extension-negotiations-mine-benefit-packages-vol-2-2-main-report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17557 |
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