Working For Pro Poor Mining Sector in Tanzania
Strengthening Voices and Uniting Stakeholders for a Fair and Transparent Mining Sector
Working For pro Poor Mining sector in Tanzania
strengthening voices: mobilizing causes
20+ Years of Experience
and Expertise in Mining Project Engagement Across Tanzania
Leading Change Together
Strengthening voices. Mobilizing causes. Defining impact
What We Do
Policy Research
Hakimadini conducts policy research to analyze how economic and policy reforms introduced after 1985 have impacted Tanzania’s mining sector.
Human Rights and Legal Empowerment
This program works to protect the rights of miners and communities affected by mining activities. It supports small-scale miners and local communities in understanding
Gender and Mining
Gender and mining program works to address women and children`s issues in the mining sector by encouraging them to make inroads
Publication
Transparency and Access to Information in the Extractive Sector
Localizing Free, Prior, and Informed Consent
Balancing Development, Transparency, and Community Wellbeing
African mining vision (simplified version)
Uncovering Institutional Gaps in Tanzania’s Environmental Governance
Strengthening CSR Through Coherent Policy and Institutional Frameworks
Towards a Well-Governed and Inclusive Mining Sector
Latest Project
Women land rights in mining areas Phase 2
Phase 2 of the Women Land Rights in Mining Areas project focuses on strengthening women’s access, control, and ownership of land in mining-affected communities
Wolts project
The project explores the intersection of gender and land relations in various mining-affected pastoralist contexts
Strengthening Human rights desk
The project collects human rights violation cases from mining-affected communities in Tanzania through an online portal
HakiMadini’s Approach
Policy reform, research, education, development projects, direct engagement with policy makers, artisanal, small-scale miners and mining affected communities.