Resources

Resources provided here have been identified from external sources. These resources, while not exhaustive, seek to provide insight into emerging policy, research and analysis on green minerals, with a focus on Africa.

GREEN MINERALS STRATEGIES SELECTED RESEARCH REPORTS SELECTED INITIATIVES

Green minerals strategies

African Development Bank | 1 Jul 2024

Approach paper towards preparation of an African green minerals strategy

The African Natural Resources Management and Investment Centre (ANRC) and its partners have initiated the development of an African Green Minerals Strategy (AGMS) to proactively engage with the new conditions flowing from the energy transition.

African Development Bank | 1 Jul 2024

Approach paper towards preparation of an African green minerals strategy

Government of Namibia | 1 Dec 2023

Namibia-EU Strategic Partnership on Raw Materials

Government of Zambia | 1 Dec 2023

Zambia - EU Strategic Partnership on sustainable raw materials value chains

Government of Democratic Republic of the Congo | 1 Dec 2023

DRC - EU Strategic Partnership on sustainable raw materials value chains

Selected research reports

European Centre for Development Policy Management | 6 May 2024

Resource nationalism in the age of green industrialisation

This paper looks at different narratives around resource nationalism, looking at both external and internal perspectives.

European Centre for Development Policy Management | 6 May 2024

Resource nationalism in the age of green industrialisation

United States Institute of Peace | 9 Apr 2024

Critical minerals in Africa: Strengthening security, supporting development, and reducing conflict amid geopolitical competition

Observer Research Foundation | 4 Apr 2024

Nurturing cooperation in the critical minerals supply chains

Payne Institute for Public Policy | 26 Sep 2023

The state of critical minerals report

Selected initiatives

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AfricaMaVal

AfricaMaVal is a 42-month project gathering 18 partners from 11 countries. It is coordinated by BRGM, the French Geological Survey. The consortium gathers African and European experienced organisations, associations, and networks deeply anchored and involved in the raw material domain with specific expertise, and knowledge.

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Mineral Security Partnership

The MSP is a collaboration of 13 countries and the EU to catalyze public and private investment in responsible critical minerals supply chains globally. MSP partners include Australia, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Norway, the Republic of Korea, Sweden, the United Kingdom, the United States, and the European Union (represented by the European Commission).