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Funded by the R4D \u2013 the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) & the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF)<\/p>\n
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The extraction of oil, gas and minerals generates windfalls into the national treasury of an increasing number of developing states. While resource windfalls present an opportunity to boost development, in many countries ordinary citizens and people in producing regions don\u2019t experience the change they have expected or were promised. Often, they feel left behind due to negative externalities, which gives rise to frequent disputes and conflicts. Typically, such disputes are further complicated by information asymmetries between government bodies, citizens, civil society and companies.<\/p>\n
One way to inform such debates over resource extraction and to promote positive development is to provide independent and publicly available monitoring data on the social, economic, environmental and institutional effects that resource extraction has on producing regions. Such comprehensive data are generally lacking today, and to the extent they are collected, they are either not publicly accessible or not systematised in a way that allows stakeholders to initiate a more nuanced dialogue regarding extractive activities impacts on development.<\/p>\n
Within the larger goal of improving the understanding of the impacts that resource extraction has on development, this research project aimed at developing a methodology and framework for data collection and analysis that allows the monitoring and assessment of the economic, social, environmental and institutional impacts of resource extraction in a comprehensive manner.<\/p>\n
The data collection framework was translated into a user-friendly online tool called the \u201cResource Impact Dashboard\u201d (RID), that provides several functionalities:<\/p>\n
At the end of the research project, RID will be hosted by a suitable institution. It will be made available to third party users for application in other extractive projects. The RID platform will therefore evolve over time into a growing data repository on resource extraction and development that will provide additional insights regarding this complex process.<\/p>\n
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In order to meet the study main objective, five steps were defined:<\/p>\n
The RID methodology was tested under real conditions on:<\/p>\n
Both countries have become resource-dependent economies in the last decade and are focal countries of the Natural Resource Governance Initiative of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC).<\/p>\n
This research is an interdisciplinary effort between Swiss Universities and research institutions based in Mozambique and Burkina Faso. The core project team consists of the following research institutions\u2019 teams:<\/p>\n
The wider project team consists of experts from the following research institutions:<\/p>\n
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