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We promote responsible utilisation of natural resources in Africa through inclusive stakeholder engagement that protects human rights, the environment, and biodiversity.

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29 Aug
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Technical Roundtable on the Geopolitics of Africa’s Critical Mineral Resources

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05 Aug
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Mozambique – Political Parties Dialogue on Resource Extraction, Development and Climate Change

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01 Aug
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South Africa – Activist Symposium: Building Towards Regional Solidarity in Africa

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24 Jul
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Ghana – Defending the Defenders: Training of Climate, Environmental, and Human Rights Defenders on SLAPPs

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23 Jul
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Ghana – Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining (ASM) Report Launch

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27 Jun
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Botswana – High-Level Dialogue on Mineral Resources Governance

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24 Jun
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Zambia – Training of MPs, mining companies and communities on grievance redress mechanisms

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13 Jun
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Webinar – Defending the Defenders: A Webinar on Combating SLAPPs in Africa

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19 May
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South Africa – Capacity Building For The SADC Food, Agriculture, Natural Resources And Climate Justice (FANRCJ) Committee

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We Promote Transparency

The way in which governments manage and distribute resources must be known to the communities.

We Promote Equity

Resources (and profits) must be distributed to ALL partners in the “channel” in a fair manner.

We Promote Accountability

Governments need to respond to communities on time and in a fair manner to ensure that their concerns are being addressed – and acted on timeously.

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Special Initiatives

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The Southern Africa Resources Watch (SARW) coordinates the Coalition Against SLAPP in Africa (CASA).

The coalition’s primary objective is to counter SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation) suits, which pose a continued threat to the work of journalists, activists, whistleblowers, human rights defenders, and other civil society organisations that strive to demand corporate accountability. CASA’s efforts are aimed at addressing this issue on a continental level.

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