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Ext ractiveIndustriesfor DevelopmentSeries#3 AfricaRegionWorkingPaperSeries#125 March2009Ex tractiveIndus tries Value ChainA ComprehensiveIntegratedApproachto DevelopingExtractiveIndustriesEleodoroMa yorgaAlbaAwork in g paperbytheOil, Gasand Mining PolicyDivision and theAfrica PovertyReductionandEconomicManagement DepartmentWor ld Ban k Group' s Oil , Gas, and Mi ningPolicyDiv is ionOi l, Gas , Minin g, and Che mical s Dep ar tmentA jo int serv ice of the Wo rl d Bankand theInte rnat io nal FinanceCorp or ati onThe Oil, Gas , an d Mini ng Po licy Di vis ion ser ies publi shes review s an d anal ysesof sect or ex peri en ce fro m ar ou nd the worldas well as ne w findin gs froman al yt ica l wor k. It pl ace s parti cu lar emph asis on how the expe rienc e an dkno wledg e ga ine d re late s to de ve lo ping countrypolic y make rs, communitiesaff ec te d by ext ra ctiv e in du str ie s, extr acti ve industryenterp rise s, and ci vil soci etyorg an izat io ns.
Extractive Industries for Development Series #3 Africa Region Working Paper Series #125 March 2009 ExtractiveIndustriesValueChain AComprehensiveIntegrated
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Property Rights Protection and Private Sector Development, Options for the Development of Liberia’s Energy Sector, Sector, MEDIUM AND MICRO ENTERPRISE SECTOR OF SOUTH, MEDIUM AND MICRO ENTERPRISE SECTOR OF SOUTH AFRICA, Development, Historical Development of the ECEC sector, Development strategies for the postal sector, World Health Organization, Key trends in the agrifood sector