A Framework to Approach Shared-Use of Mining-Related Infrastructure
By Perrine Toledano, Sophie Thomashausen, Nicolas Maennling, and Alpa Shah, Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment, Columbia University, 2014.
This publication presents an economically, legally and operationally rational framework to enable shared use of mining-related infrastructure, including rail, ports, power, water, and internet and telecommunications (ICT). The framework was obtained by distilling best practice principles from infrastructure developments around the world. It aims to support the governments of resource-rich countries that suffer from an infrastructure gap and have the opportunity to implement shared use on mining-related infrastructure. It can also help civil society understand the policy-making trade-offs of shared use and inform mining companies of their role to support sustainable development in the host countries. The publication and the associated detailed case studies from Liberia, Sierra Leone and Mozambique are published on the website of the Columbia Center of Sustainable International Investment.
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