Extractive resources-industrialisation linkages: Opportunities, challenges and lessons for Tanzania INVITATION FOR BIDS About HakiRasilimali HakiRasilimali is a platform of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) incorporated as a non-profit company working on strategic issues around minerals, oil and gas extraction in Tanzania envisaging to become more effective in influencing extractive industries related policies, laws and practices in […]
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HAKIRASILIMALI ANALYSIS OF THE MINERAL AND ENERGY MINISTRIES FOR YEAR 2019/20
The Tanzania’s extractive sector (oil, minerals and natural gas) is an important sector that is critical in catalyzing the country’s economic growth. Available statistics indicate that the sector accounts for almost 5 per cent (2018)of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) while National Development projections estimates show that by 2025 the extractive sector’s contribution to the […]
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HakiRasilimali Commends the Government for Transparency and Calls for More Openness Dodoma, 28th of May 2019 HakiRasilimali, a Tanzanian civil society platform working on advocacy issues around transparency and accountability in the mining, oil and gas, on May 27, 2019 congratulated the Ministry of Minerals for demonstrating transparency on revenues obtained from the proceeds of […]
From Legal Reform to Implementation in Sub-Saharan Africa-NRGI Resource Index
Many sub-Saharan countries have made significant legal reforms in oil, gas and mining over the past decades. The Resource Governance Index shows that in all but two countries, there is an “implementation gap” between what laws say and how resource governance works in practice. This keeps countries from realizing the dividends of investments they have […]
PWYP Global Assembly 2019 highlights
The PWYP Global Assembly February 2019 was a resounding success and this would not have been possible without valuable participation from all PWYP member organisations. Under the theme ‘People, Participation and Power’, around 250 PWYP members and partners gathered to celebrate successes and to define the next steps for the global campaign. Assembly highlights can […]
HakiRasilimali – PWYP recognition of the Government efforts to enhance transparency and accountability in the Extractive sector
HakiRasilimali continues to applaud efforts by the government through the Minister of Minerals and TEITI, by recognizing civil society organisations (CSO) contribution in their role to advocate for transparency and accountability in the mining, oil and natural gas sectors. In particular, noteworthy developments warrant mention CSOs in various spaces, for instance through the Tanzania Extractive […]
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