· This impact stems from the whole lifecycle of mining, including exploration, extraction, primary processing, design, and manufacturing processes. Economic Impact Last year, the minerals sector contributed 72 billion to Canada's GDP.

 · Environmental effects are usually based on damage caused by extracting the metal (eg mining for the ore, spoil heaps, toxic solutions leaching away after processing), depletion of the Earth's resources, unusable waste after the metal has been used. Again, good specific examples can be used to back up the general points. Hope this helps.

The SocioEconomic Impact of AntiVehicle Mines in Angola. Download Author GICHD, SIPRI, Kings College London. Publiion date November 2019. This pilot study depicts the impact of antivehicle mines (AVM) contamination on socioeconomic development and the benefits of AVM clearance on sustainable development.

The following key lessons learned from other mining projects include the findings from a review of the socioeconomic and environmental effects of large mines undertaken for the World Bank (McMahon and Remy 2001), and highlight the importance of: companies establishing the trust of government, investors and the communities in which they operate

 · The Exploration and Mining Division in the Department saw the opportunity to critically assess the effects of mining on the locality throughout the entire mine life cycle. The report assesses the impact of the mines on communities from a social, environmental and economic aspect.

Mining is indispensable to the economic development of countries endowed with mineral resources. At the same time the effects the mining activities on the local people and the environment have also been wide spread in these economies. While the contributions of mining in Zimbabwe is adequately appreciated, the impact of mining activities has also

Impact of SmallScale Mining Operations on Economies and Livelihoods in Low to MiddleIncome Countries iii Executive Summary This report of the East Africa Research Fund (EARF) project 'Understanding the Economic Contribution of Smallscale Mining in East Africa' addresses the first of three main objectives of the Terms of Reference, namely to conduct an overarching synthesis to ...

 · Potential socioeconomic effects in the Magdalena River basin The Magdalena River is vital for transport and commerce for a large swath of Colombia. It produces 95% of the total thermal energy and 70% of the hydroelectric power generated in the country (Cormagdalena, 2007 ; JimenezSegura et al., Reference JimenezSegura, Santamaria, LópezCasas, Delgado, Valderrama and Gil .

 · By evaluating the social impacts of a project, governments and mining companies can ensure the project benefits local communities in particular and the whole country in general. For example, a mining company may help build a school for local communities while the government provides the jobs for teachers, ensuring children have an opportunity to advance their eduion.

 · Ø Spread of diseases lung diseases caused by pollution from coal mining (John: 1991). Ø Family separation. Labor migration separated family members in various places Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Angola. Economic Effects. Ø It reconstructed the economy .

SOCIAL IMPACT The modes of mining and the lack of regulation of waste management are among the main causes of the problems of mining at social level. Instead of being an asset and allowing the development, mines often become an obstacle for the countries concerned. Development: People often do not benefit from the income of mining products.

an indepth study on economic and social impact of mining at the community level in Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Papua New Guinea and Mali. This study demonstrates that there are substantial social and economic benefits to the community. The most positive cases are related to the growth of local small and microenterprise activities.

Socioeconomic and Environmental Impact of Gem Mining Industry in Sri Lanka: A Case Study of Hunuwala village in Ratnapura District. Sabaragumawa University Journal, 2(1), 101–109. Remy, F., MacMahon, G. (2002).

SOCIAL IMPACT OF THE OK TEDI MINE ON THE YONGGOM VILLAGES OF THE NORTH FLY, 1992 OKFLY SOCIAL MONITORING PROJECT REPORT No. 5 for Ok Tedi Mining Limited Original publiion details: ... a range of perspectives on the place of .

 · Though these important socioeconomic contributions make smallscale mining an indispensable economic activity, there is an obvious need for improved sustainability in the industry, more specifically, for operations to resolve pressing problems, many of .

8) Socio – economic factor Coal mining affects communities at multiple levels. During mine's opening – Displacement, Loss of livelihood During mine's operation Pollution impact (air, water, noise, vibration), Health impact Mine closure Sudden economic halt and Land contamination Parameter Waste water discharge from ledo mines