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Coopératives minières au Sud-Kivu: recours ou extorsion?

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  • de Haan, Jorden
  • Geenen, Sara

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A la lumière des développements politiques récents, les «coopératives minières » semblaient être le dernier recours pour les mineurs artisanaux congolais. Bailleurs internationaux, ONG, gouvernements nationaux et provinciaux, organisations de la société civile locales et même le secteur privé ont tous sauté dans le train de la promotion et du renforcement des coopératives de mineurs. Mais ces dernières prennent-elles vraiment la forme d’un recours, ou vont-elles plutôt soutenir l’extorsion de fonds par les acteurs les plus puissants ? Sur la base d’une étude de terrain dans la province du Sud-Kivu, ce document fait valoir que le pouvoir des mineurs et la répartition des richesses dans les mines artisanales n’ont pas été considérablement modifiés mais que les coopératives courent le risque de faire progresser le détournement et l’extorsion de fonds par les acteurs les plus puissants.

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  • de Haan, Jorden & Geenen, Sara, 2015. "Coopératives minières au Sud-Kivu: recours ou extorsion?," IOB Analyses & Policy Briefs 19, Universiteit Antwerpen, Institute of Development Policy (IOB).
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    South Kivu; Kivu; mining; gold mining;
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