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Research Report
Human Rights and Responsible Business Conduct in Tanzania’s Graphite Sector: Case Studies from Ruangwa
This study explores human rights and responsible business conduct in Tanzania’s emerging graphite sector, with case studies from Ruangwa. It highlights environmental and community concerns and provides recommendations for government, mining companies, and civil society to support sustainable, rights-respecting development.
Responsible Business Conduct in Tanzania’s Transition Minerals: An Analysis of Policy and Legal Gaps
This research examines how Tanzania’s mining laws and policies address responsible business conduct in the development of transition minerals such as graphite and nickel. It identifies key gaps in human rights protection, environmental management, transparency, and community benefit sharing, and offers practical recommendations to strengthen governance and promote sustainable, inclusive mineral development.
Beyond Conflict and the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS): Enhancing Tanzania’s Diamond Governance
“Beyond Conflict and the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS): Enhancing Tanzania’s Diamond Governance.” This publication provides a comprehensive examination of Tanzania’s position within the global diamond value chain, highlighting progress made under the KPCS while addressing persistent gaps in transparency, accountability, and community benefit.
Towards Sustainable Mining in Tanzania: An Examination of Policy and Practice Dimensions of Responsible Mining
Towards Sustainable Mining in Tanzania An examination of policy and practice dimensions of responsible mining, drawing lessons from the Towards Sustainable Mining (TSM) Standards to strengthen policy and practice and enhance environmental and social integrity in Tanzania’s mining sector.
Effectiveness of Operational Level Grievance Mechanism: Lessons from Kabanga Nickel Project in Ngara District, Tanzania
Effectiveness of Operational Level Grievance Mechanism: Lessons from Kabanga Nickel Project in Ngara District, Tanzania
Annual Report for 2024
"Welcome to the Annual Report for 2024 Read the Briefing: https://www.hakirasilimali.or.tz/storage/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/2024-Annual-Report.pdf
Annual Report for 2024
"Welcome to the Annual Report for 2024 Read the Briefing: https://www.hakirasilimali.or.tz/storage/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/2024-Annual-Report.pdf
Jukwaa la Uziduaji 2024 Report
"Welcome to the Jukwaa la Uziduaji 2024 Report" Read the Briefing: https://www.hakirasilimali.or.tz/storage/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Jukwaa-la-Uziduaji-2024-Report-1.pdf
Annual Narrative Report 2023
"Welcome to the Annual Narrative Report 2023" Read the Briefing: https://www.hakirasilimali.or.tz/download/6413/?tmstv=1711531507
Annual Narrative Report 2023
"Welcome to the Annual Narrative Report 2023" Read the Briefing: https://www.hakirasilimali.or.tz/download/6413/?tmstv=1711531507
A BIRD EYE OF THE EXTRACTIVE SECTOR RECONCILED REPORTS: ITS CONTRIBUTION TO THE TANZANIAN DEVELOPMENT PATH OVER THE PERIOD OF TEN YEARS (2009-2019)
HakiRasilimali, a platform with a leaning towards enhancing extractive sector transparency and accountability agenda carried out an analysis of reconciled revenues as reported by the Tanzania Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (TEITI). The analysis covers information disclosed over the...
A BIRD EYE OF THE EXTRACTIVE SECTOR RECONCILED REPORTS: ITS CONTRIBUTION TO THE TANZANIAN DEVELOPMENT PATH OVER THE PERIOD OF TEN YEARS (2009-2019)
HakiRasilimali, a platform with a leaning towards enhancing extractive sector transparency and accountability agenda carried out an analysis of reconciled revenues as reported by the Tanzania Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (TEITI). The analysis covers information disclosed over the...
Popular version:Extractive Resources-Industrialization linkages: Opportunities, Challenges and Lessons for Tanzania
This popular version https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=030AFC9F7C7396AC&id=30AFC9F7C7396AC%2111073&parId=30AFC9F7C7396AC%2110816&o=OneUp provides highlights of the major issues as identified in a research report https://www.hakirasilimali.or.tz/extractive-resources-industrialisation-linkages-opportuni...
Annual narrative and Financial reports for year ending 2019
The year 2019 marked the third phase for the implementation of HakiRasilimali strategic plan 2017-2020. The platform continues to witness a lot of opportunities that in an immersive way shaped collaborative work with member organizations, partners, government, companies and academia, parliamentarian...
Annual narrative and Financial reports for year ending 2019
The year 2019 marked the third phase for the implementation of HakiRasilimali strategic plan 2017-2020. The platform continues to witness a lot of opportunities that in an immersive way shaped collaborative work with member organizations, partners, government, companies and academia, parliamentarian...
Extractive Insights-Transparency, Accountability and Economy (Publications)
HakiRasilimali 2019 Budget analysis report-extractive related ministries From transparency to improved revenue collection and management in the extractive sector in Tanzania-WORKING PAPER From transparency to improved revenue collection and management in the extractive sector in Tanzania-WORKING...
Extractive resources-industrialisation linkages: Opportunities, challenges and lessons for Tanzania
Research Report: EXTRACTIVE RESOURCES-INDUSTRIALIZATION LINKAGES,OPPORTUNITIES, CHALLENGES AND LESSONS FOR TANZANIA According to its Development Vision 2025, Tanzania envisions a middle-income economy that will have been transformed from a low productivity agricultural economy to a semi-industria...
Tanzania Extractive Industries Conference Report 2017
TANZANIAEXTRACTIVEINDUSTRIESREPORT2017
Tanzania Extractive Industries Conference Report 2017
TANZANIAEXTRACTIVEINDUSTRIESREPORT2017
COMMUNIQUE OF THE 5TH TANZANIA EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES CONFERENCE
We, HakiRasilimali, a platform of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) working on strategic issues around minerals, oil and gas extraction in Tanzania, having shared experiences on the problems facing Tanzania and other African countries at the 5th Tanzania Extractive Industries Conference held in Dod...
Report:Balancing Infrastructure Development and Community Livelihoods
Discovery of significant quantities of natural gas in Tanzania since 2010 has necessitated the construction of relevant infrastructure-pipelines, processing plants and gas to electricity plants-to monetize the resource. While the discovery presents enormous potential for lifting Tanzania out of pove...
HAKIRASILIMALI - PWYP Position on Presidential committees' reports on mineral exports
Recently, the President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Dr. John Pombe Magufuli constituted two high level committees of experts tasked with investigating potential under declaration of mineral content in the exportation of unprocessed mineral concentrates and ores largely from Bulyanhulu and B...
Breakfast Debate Report
Friday 24th Feb 2017, Policy Forum and HakiRasilimali held a breakfast debate on "One Year of the Tanzania Extractive Industry Transparency Act 2015" which was conducted at The New Africa Hotel. Download the report
Analysis Report
Analysis of the 15th Tanzania Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative (TEITI) Report
Analysis of the 15th Tanzania Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative (TEITI) Reconciliation Report Read the Briefing: https://www.hakirasilimali.or.tz/storage/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/TEITI-REPORT-2-1.pdf
Budget Analysis for the Ministry of Minerals and the Ministry of Energy in the Implementation Phase of FYDP III 2021/22- 2025/26
Budget analysis for the Ministry of Minerals and the Ministry of Energy in the implementation phase of FYDP III 2021/22- 2025/26 A Five-Year Development Plan is nearing its final year, marking the last phase in the government's efforts towards achieving Tanzania's Development Vision 2025 goals. The...
Budget Analysis for the Ministry of Minerals and the Ministry of Energy in the Implementation Phase of FYDP III 2021/22- 2025/26
Budget analysis for the Ministry of Minerals and the Ministry of Energy in the implementation phase of FYDP III 2021/22- 2025/26 A Five-Year Development Plan is nearing its final year, marking the last phase in the government's efforts towards achieving Tanzania's Development Vision 2025 goals. The...
Analysis of the 14th Tanzania Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative (TEITI) Reconciliation Report
Analysis of the 14th Tanzania Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative (TEITI) Reconciliation Report Read the Briefing: https://www.hakirasilimali.or.tz/storage/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Analysis-of-the-14th-Tanzania-Extractive-Industry-Transparency-Initiative-TEITI-Reconciliation-Report-3.pdf
Navigating Tanzania's LNG Landscape: Towards Responsible Energy Transition and Sustainable Alternatives
Navigating Tanzania's LNG Landscape: Towards Responsible Energy Transition and Sustainable Alternatives Read the Briefing: https://www.hakirasilimali.or.tz/storage/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/Navigating-Tanzanias-LNG-Landscape-Towards-Responsible-Energy-Transition-and-Sustainable-Alternatives.pdf
Budget Analysis for the Ministries of Minerals and Energy 2023/2024.
Tanzania is executing its 2023/24 fiscal year budget, totalling 44.39 trillion shillings. Revenue sources include 30.24 trillion from domestic sources, 7.54 trillion from loans, 5.47 trillion from grants and affordable loans, and 1.14 trillion from municipal revenues. Development expenditure is 14.0...
Budget Analysis for the Ministries of Minerals and Energy 2023/2024.
Tanzania is executing its 2023/24 fiscal year budget, totalling 44.39 trillion shillings. Revenue sources include 30.24 trillion from domestic sources, 7.54 trillion from loans, 5.47 trillion from grants and affordable loans, and 1.14 trillion from municipal revenues. Development expenditure is 14.0...
Navigating Tanzania’s LNG landscape: Towards Responsible Energy Transition and Sustainable Alternatives
In an era marked by escalating concerns over climate change, environmental degradation, and the imperative to transition towards sustainable energy sources, the global energy landscape is undergoing a profound transformation (Hussain, 2023). One of the pivotal regions at the forefront of this transi...
Realizing Local Content Development in Tanzania Feedback from communities in the ''Golden'' Geita and Mara Regions
The resource nationalistic policies adopted by resource-rich countries have aimed to ensure equitable benefits from mining activities. In pursuit of maximising domestic advantages, Tanzania implemented local content policies to boost citizen participation in the mining sector. However, the effective...
Realizing Local Content Development in Tanzania Feedback from communities in the ”Golden” Geita and Mara Regions
The resource nationalistic policies adopted by resource-rich countries have aimed to ensure equitable benefits from mining activities. In pursuit of maximising domestic advantages, Tanzania implemented local content policies to boost citizen participation in the mining sector. However, the effective...
local content in Tanzania: A tough nut to crack!
“Local content is/should be a vehicle to improve livelihoods of Tanzanians by enabling our community members to access decent jobs, training to enhance their capacities, access to markets and capital were necessary” by Colnel Magembe, District commissioner - Geita. The desire to maximize local ta...
THE IMPLICATION OF EXTRACTIVE SECTOR FISCAL REGIME TO THE ECONOMY: A CASE OF THE MINING SUB SECTOR IN TANZANIA
The mining fiscal regime in Tanzania is characterized by the fact that the Government is the owner of the resource with sovereign authority to impose taxes, fees and rents on all persons and companies operating in its jurisdiction. For that matter, the Government of Tanzania (GoT) imposes a com...
ENGENDERING THE MINING IN TANZANIA: TO WHAT EXTENT ARE WOMEN BENEFITING OR LOSING OUT IN REVENUE MANAGEMENT
This study aimed at examining the extent to which women benefit from or lose out in mining revenue management in Tanzania. It also sought to find out whether Tanzania has a revenue allocation mechanism to ensure that women benefit from the sector as men. The study was triggered by the fact that par...
5 YEAR BUDGET TRENDS FOR THE MINISTRY OF MINERALS IN ALIGMENT TO THE REALIZATION OF THE FIVE-YEAR DEVELOPMENT PLAN (FYDP II 2016/17 to 2020/21
BACKGROUND & INTRODUCTION: The Tanzania Development Vision 2025 (TDV 2025) was developed in the late 1990s in order to guide the economic and social development determinations up to the year 2025. The Vision has been implemented through the Long-Term Perspective Plan (2011/12 – 2025/26) seque...
5 YEAR BUDGET TRENDS FOR THE MINISTRY OF MINERALS IN ALIGMENT TO THE REALIZATION OF THE FIVE-YEAR DEVELOPMENT PLAN (FYDP II 2016/17 to 2020/21
BACKGROUND & INTRODUCTION: The Tanzania Development Vision 2025 (TDV 2025) was developed in the late 1990s in order to guide the economic and social development determinations up to the year 2025. The Vision has been implemented through the Long-Term Perspective Plan (2011/12 – 2025/26) seque...
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 proj...
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 proj...
INVITATION FOR BIDS
On behalf of HakiRasilimali, PF seeks to hire a consultant(s) to assess and document lessons emanating from the initial two years after the enactment of the Tanzania Extractive Industries Transparency & Accountability Act (TEITA Act, 2015). The Act offers a huge opportunity to improve the management...
Publication: One billion dollar question
In 2012, the Tanzania Episcopal Conference, National Muslim Council of Tanzania and the Christian Council of Tanzania jointly published a report written by Curtis Research which estimated that Tanzania was losing revenues of between $847 million and $1.3 billion a year from a mix of tax evasion, tax...
Policy Brief
Policy Brief: Accelerating a Just and Inclusive Energy Transition in Tanzania
Tanzania's energy system is heavily reliant on fossil fuels, particularly natural gas, which accounts for over 50% of the national electricity generation mix. While this has provided a relatively stable supply in recent years, it poses long-term risks, including vulnerability to global fuel price sh...
Unmasking Beneficial Ownership: Strengthening Transparency and Accountability in Tanzania’s Extractive Industries
Read the Briefing: https://www.hakirasilimali.or.tz/storage/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/HakiRasilimali-BO-Analysis-Booklet-•-Final.pdf Tanzania's abundance of extractive resources has bestowed it with a distinctive reputation. Internationally recognized for its exclusive Tanzanite reserves, the country also...
Mapping Illicit Mining, Revenue Collection Risks in Tanzania's Gold and Precious Metals Ore and Concentrate Sector: Policy Paper
Tanzania's gold and precious metals ore sector plays a pivotal role in the country's economy and community livelihood, yet it faces significant challenges in revenue collection. This policy paper examines the sector's intricate landscape of revenue collection risks, employing a comprehensive methodo...
Mapping Illicit Mining, Revenue Collection Risks in Tanzania’s Gold and Precious Metals Ore and Concentrate Sector: Policy Paper
Tanzania's gold and precious metals ore sector plays a pivotal role in the country's economy and community livelihood, yet it faces significant challenges in revenue collection. This policy paper examines the sector's intricate landscape of revenue collection risks, employing a comprehensive methodo...
Enhancing Access to Remedies in Tanzania's Extractive Industry: A Focus on Environmental Appeal Tribunal
The development driven by extractive resources is often viewed as a pathway to improving societal welfare. However, the benefits of this industry could be overshadowed by its adverse impacts on local communities, particularly those close to extraction sites. A recent study conducted by ASF has shed...
Enhancing Access to Remedies in Tanzania’s Extractive Industry: A Focus on Environmental Appeal Tribunal
The development driven by extractive resources is often viewed as a pathway to improving societal welfare. However, the benefits of this industry could be overshadowed by its adverse impacts on local communities, particularly those close to extraction sites. A recent study conducted by ASF has shed...
Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress
The mining sector stands as a cornerstone for economic growth and sustainable development in resource-rich nations, yet it grapples with a notable gender disparity. Extensively, studies underscore the differential impacts of extractive industries on men and women across various dimensions. Understan...
JUKWAA LA UZIDUAJI 2023, Extractive Insight
Since 2010, civil society organizations advocating for transparency and accountability in Tanzania’s extractive industry (mining, oil, and gas) sector have been organizing annual national conferences. Initially known as the Tanzania Alternative Mining Indaba, it was later changed to "Jukwaa la Uzidu...
THE DOWNFALL OF ACACIA MINING PLC IN TANZANIA”: WILL TANZANIA GET A BETTER DEAL?
By virtue of article 27 of the Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania “every person has the duty to protect the natural resources of United Republic of Tanzania (URT)” and by virtue of section 4(1) of the Permanent Sovereignty Act of 2017 providing that; “The people of United Republic of Ta...
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...
HakiRasilimali/PWYP in the Library volume 1
The 2018 HakiRasilimali /PWYP volume 1 contains; Analysis reports of the 2018 mining regulations-Mineral Beneficiation, mineral rights, Local content. Analysis of the Tanzania Extractive Industries Transparency and Accountability Act of 2015 Post analysis of the Ministries of Energy and M...
HakiRasilimali/PWYP in the Library volume 1
The 2018 HakiRasilimali /PWYP volume 1 contains; Analysis reports of the 2018 mining regulations-Mineral Beneficiation, mineral rights, Local content. Analysis of the Tanzania Extractive Industries Transparency and Accountability Act of 2015 Post analysis of the Ministries of Energy and M...
"Are you a Champion of Open Contracting?
“Achieving Open Government Requires a Country to Put in Place Systems and Mechanisms which need to be reflected in the National Policies, Laws and Institutions” Jakaya Kikwete Why does it matter in the Tanzania oil, gas and mining sectors? Being a compliant country to EITI standards...
“Are you a Champion of Open Contracting?
“Achieving Open Government Requires a Country to Put in Place Systems and Mechanisms which need to be reflected in the National Policies, Laws and Institutions” Jakaya Kikwete Why does it matter in the Tanzania oil, gas and mining sectors? Being a compliant country to EITI standards...
DISCUSSION PAPER: A ROAD MAP FOR POSITIVE REFORMS ON ASM &SMALL SCALE MINING IN TANZANIA
IIED, in partnership with HakiRasilimali, ran a series of ‘thematic dialogues’ in September 2017. During these dialogues, participants from across Tanzania’s ASM sector discussed the various challenges it is facing, with a focus on suggesting solutions. Discussions included: how to promote profitabl...
ANALYSIS OF THE NATURAL RESOURCE WEALTH BILLS-2017
HakiRasilimali is a platform of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) working on strategic issues around minerals, oil and gas extraction in Tanzania incorporated as a non-profit company under the Companies Act of 2002 (reg .133413). HakiRasilimali is affiliated to Publish What You Pay (PWYP), a global...
ANALYSIS OF THE NATURAL RESOURCE WEALTH BILLS-2017
HakiRasilimali is a platform of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) working on strategic issues around minerals, oil and gas extraction in Tanzania incorporated as a non-profit company under the Companies Act of 2002 (reg .133413). HakiRasilimali is affiliated to Publish What You Pay (PWYP), a global...
Revenues from the Extractive Industries to Local Government Authorities: Are allocations adequate to end Poverty in Tanzania?
There are concerns that Tanzania’s lucrative extractive industry is not generating adequate revenues and not contributing significantly to the reduction of poverty and that the country could slide into another “resource curse” a phenomenon so common in many African resource-rich countries. This was...
Darubini
Land Acquisition and Access to Remedies in Tanzania’s Extractive Sector: Gaps in Regulatory Frameworks and Pathways for Reform
Welcome to the tenth edition of DARUBINI, our quarterly briefing on justice and human rights in natural resource governance. This edition examines different emerging issues related to land rights and access to remedies in the extractive sector. It presents the lived realities of the affected communi...
Access to Justice in Tanzania’s Mining Sector: Preparing for the Critical Mineral Rush
Welcome to the Ninth edition of DARUBINI, our quarterly briefing on Access to Justice in Tanzania’s Mining Sector: Preparing for the Critical Mineral Rush . Read the Briefing: https://www.hakirasilimali.or.tz/storage/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/DARUBINI-ENGLISH-VERSION-AUGUST-2025.pdf
Chinese Investment in Tanzania’s Small-Scale Mining: The Challenge of Technical Support and Regulatory Oversight
Welcome to the Eighth edition of DARUBINI, our quarterly briefing on Chinese Investment in Tanzania’s Small-Scale Mining: The Challenge of Technical Support and Regulatory Oversight . Read the Briefing: https://www.hakirasilimali.or.tz/storage/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/DARUBINI-FINAL-MARCH-2025.pdf
Sera ya Jinsia ya Mgodi wa Ntabalale
Sekta ya Uchimbaji Mdogo Tanzania ni moja ya sekta inayochangia vyema kiuchumi, kuimarisha pato la wachimbaji na Maisha yao ikiwemo wanawake wengi waliopo kwenye sekta hii. Licha ya mchango wao katika Sekta hii wanawake wengi wameendelea kupitia changamoto za ufinyu wa fursa zilizopo katika sekta ya...
Ntabalale Mine Gender Policy
In Tanzania, the artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) sector plays a crucial role in the economy, providing livelihoods for many individuals, including a significant number of women. Women contribute substantially to the sector, yet they face significant challenges that hinder their full participa...
Balancing Prosperity and Rights: Advancing Tanzania’s Business and Human Rights Agenda in Extractives
Welcome to the seventh edition of DARUBINI, our quarterly briefing on Balancing Prosperity and Rights: Advancing Tanzania’s Business and Human Rights Agenda in Extractives In today’s global business environment, corporate responsibility towards host community welfare, particularly safeguarding and...
Uelekeo wa Uwajibikaji katika Upatikanaji Rasilimali Tanzania: Kuimarisha Ushiriki katika Majukwaa ya Kimataifa
Karibu katika toleo la sita la DARUBINI, Toleo hili la DARUBINI linasisitiza umuhimu wa majukwaa ya kimataifa yenye mjumuiko wa wadau mbalimbali hasa katika majadiliano yanayohusu miongozo ya kiuwajibikaji katika upatikanaji wa rasilimali ambayo ni suluhu katika changamoto za haki za binadamu, athar...
Tanzania’s Path to Ethical Sourcing: Enhancing Participation in Global Forums
Welcome to the sixth edition of DARUBINI, our quarterly briefing on Tanzania’s Path to Ethical Sourcing: Enhancing Participation in Global Forums.This issue delves into The global focus on responsible business conduct, particularly in the extractives industries. . Read the Briefing: https://www.hak...
Kuendeleza Uwajibikaji na Usimamizi Sekta ya Mafuta na Gesi: Mradi wa Gesi Asilia Tanzania
Karibu kwenye toleo la tano la Darubini, Muhtasari wetu kuhusu Kuendeleza Uwajibikaji na Usimamizi Sekta ya Mafuta na Gesi: Mradi wa Gesi Asilia Tanzania Read the Briefing: https://www.hakirasilimali.or.tz/storage/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/DARUBINI-TOLEO-LA-5-AGOSTI-2024-1.pdf
Advancing Responsible Oil and Gas Management: The Tanzania Liquified Natural Gas Project
Welcome to the fifth edition of DARUBINI, our quarterly briefing on justice and human rights in natural resource governance. This issue delves into Tanzania's Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) project, exploring its interconnectedness with environmental considerations, community involvement, economic and...
Uwezeshaji wa Wanawake katika Sekta ya Uziduaji Tanzania.
"Karibu kwenye toleo la nne la DARUBINI, muhtasari wetu wa robo mwaka kuhusu Uwezeshaji wa Wanawake katika Sekta ya Uziduaji Tanzania. Read the Briefing: https://www.hakirasilimali.or.tz/storage/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/DARUBINI-SWAHILI-VERSION-MARCH-2024-1.pdf
Unearthing Equality: Women's Empowerment in Tanzania's Extractive Sector
"Welcome to the Four edition of DARUBINI, our quarterly briefing on Unearthing Equality: Women's Empowerment in Tanzania's Extractive Sector Read the Briefing: https://www.hakirasilimali.or.tz/storage/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/DARUBINI-MARCH-2024-FINAL.pdf
Unearthing Equality: Women’s Empowerment in Tanzania’s Extractive Sector
"Welcome to the Four edition of DARUBINI, our quarterly briefing on Unearthing Equality: Women's Empowerment in Tanzania's Extractive Sector Read the Briefing: https://www.hakirasilimali.or.tz/storage/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/DARUBINI-MARCH-2024-FINAL.pdf
Sekta ya Uziduaji Upatikanaji wa Suluhisho: Changamoto za Watoa Msaada wa Kisheria Nchini Tanzania
Tanzania inajulikana kama taifa lenye utajiri mkubwa wa maliasili, hasa katika sekta ya ya uziduaji. Ahadi ya ustawi wa kiuchumi, imeunganishwa dhidi ya ukweli dhahiri wa mapambano juu ya kupata suluhu hasa pale shughuli za uchimbaji wa rasilimali zinapoleta madhara kwa watu au mazingira. Kwa jamii...
Access to Remedy and Extractive Industries: The Challenges of Legal Aid Providers in Tanzania
"Welcome to the third edition of DARUBINI, our quarterly briefing on justice and human rights in natural resource governance. This article delves into the complexities faced by Legal Aid Providers (LAPs) in Tanzania as they navigate the intricate laws and policies governing extractive industries, ai...
Sera-ya-Ushirikishwaji-Wazawa-Sekta-ya-Madini:-Maendeleo-na-Changamoto-Zilizopo
DARUBINI Toleo la pili, ikiingazia Sera ya Ushirikishwaji Wazawa Sekta ya Madini; Maendeleo na Changamoto Zilizopo. Read the Briefing: https://www.hakirasilimali.or.tz/storage/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/DARUBINI-Swahili.pdf
The Mining Local Content in Tanzania_ Progress and Associated Challenges
Welcome to the exciting second edition of "DARUBINI," our quarterly briefing on justice and human rights in natural resource governance. Building on our commitment to shedding light on crucial issues, we delve into the Tanzania Mining Policy on local content assessing the progress and associated cha...
Tanzania and the Energy Transition: Potential, Progress and Challenges
Welcome to our “DARUBINI” quarterly briefing on justice and human rights in natural resource governance. We recognize the importance of sharing information about the benefits and drawbacks of natural resources and the human rights issues tied to their management. Additionally, we understand the sign...
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