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Artisanal Mining

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Through its Guest Blog Series, the ASM-PACE Programme invites ASM experts to share their knowledge, experiences and opinions on issues pertaining to ASM, and particularly on ASM in protected areas and critical ecosystems, with the aim to foster continued dialogue, country-specific learning and share best practices on ASM interventions. The blogs posted on this site do not represent the views of the ASM-PACE Programme, its donors or partners, or the author’s organization, unless otherwise specified. On Ja...

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News

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World Parks Congress 2014. Mining in Protected Areas and Critical Ecosystems: Managing the environmental impacts of artisanal and small-scale miners and industrial producers. Read more: World Parks Congress 2014. Video Interviews on Ape Conservation and Extractive Industries. The book itself, is the first in a biennial series published by Cambridge University Press. It brings together contributions from a range of experts to present an overview of how extractive industries inter-relate and affect the...

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FAQ

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What is Artisanal and Small-scale Mining (ASM)? What are Protected Areas and Critical Ecosystems ("PACE")? The ASM PACE Programme defines 'protected areas' as areas of high biodiversity value established as protected for the sake of biodiversity conservation either under international conventions (e.g. World Heritage Sites, RAMSAR sites, Areas of Zero Extinction), or by national, regional or local governments for at least partly biodiversity conservation (such as nature reserves or national parks). There...

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Projects

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Sierra Leone Case Study. World Bank ASM-PACE Brochure. What are the impacts of Artisanal and Small-scale Mining ("ASM") activities in Protected Areas and Critical Ecosystems ("PACE")? What are the lessons learned from past experiences? What are the solutions we have identified? On the following pages there is a selection of reports on ASM occurring in "PACE". Please find in the left-hand menu a selection of recent reports. On ASM occurring in PACE and toolkits.

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About Us

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ASM-PACE is a joint programme of WWF and Estelle Levin Limited. ASM-PACE is generously funded by the Tiffany and Co. Foundation, World Bank’s Programme on Forests (PROFOR), WWF Netherlands, WWF USA, WWF DRC, Africa Biodiversity and Conservation Group (ABCG), and with the logistical support of WWF’s Central Africa Regional Programme Office (WWF CARPO). We are currently seeking: projects, partners, and donors wishing to be involved in the following activities:. Jon Hobbs, WWF Extractives Coordinator on Thi...

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Programme Information

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While ASM practices are on the rise around the world, most notably. Protected areas, no coordinated or systematic effort exists to curb its the distressing environmental impacts. Filling this void, WWF and Estelle Levin Ltd. have partnered to produce concrete improvements in critical ecosystems. By reducing the ecological and social damage caused by ASM, whilst building on ASM’s economic, social, and empowerment potential. The ASM-PACE Programme has the following objectives:. Identify practical recommend...

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FAQ

http://www.asm-pace.org/frequently-asked-questions.html

What is Artisanal and Small-scale Mining (ASM)? What are Protected Areas and Critical Ecosystems ("PACE")? The ASM PACE Programme defines 'protected areas' as areas of high biodiversity value established as protected for the sake of biodiversity conservation either under international conventions (e.g. World Heritage Sites, RAMSAR sites, Areas of Zero Extinction), or by national, regional or local governments for at least partly biodiversity conservation (such as nature reserves or national parks). There...

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Programme Information

http://www.asm-pace.org/programme-information.html

While ASM practices are on the rise around the world, most notably. Protected areas, no coordinated or systematic effort exists to curb its the distressing environmental impacts. Filling this void, WWF and Estelle Levin Ltd. have partnered to produce concrete improvements in critical ecosystems. By reducing the ecological and social damage caused by ASM, whilst building on ASM’s economic, social, and empowerment potential. The ASM-PACE Programme has the following objectives:. Identify practical recommend...