Sharing Mining Benefits in Developing Countries - World Bank

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ContentsAcknowledgmentsAcronymsviiviiiExecutive Summary 11 Introduction 32 The Context of Benefit Sharing in the Mining Industry 6Sharing Benefits at the Local Level 6Establishing Dedicated Instruments 103 Key Attributes of Foundations, Trusts, and Funds 19Brief History 19The Challenge of Comparing 20Analysis of the Attributes of FTFs 224 Drawing Lessons from Experience: Case Studies 33Conditions for Success 33Leading Practice: Partnership, Governance, and Sustainability 425 Conclusion 49Appendix 1: Mining Foundations, Trusts, and Funds 51Appendix 2: References and Bibliography 54BoxesBox 2.1: The Use of FTFs in Community development Agreements 12Box 2.2: Government-Authored Benefit-Sharing Schemes UsingFTFs: The Cases of Madagascar and Senegal 15Box 2.3: Benefit-Sharing FTFs between Indigenous Peoples andMining Companies 17Box 3.1: The Starting Points of FTFs May Vary 25Box 3.2: Computing Company Contributions 26Extractive Industries for Development Seriesv
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