Can partnerships pave the way for Africa’s communities to benefit from Africa’s critical minerals?
Africa is currently at the centre of a geopolitical scramble for transition minerals. It creates a once in a lifetime opportunity for the growth of Africa’s communities through long term value addition and investment into communities and infrastructure… However, this outcome is far from certain. There is a reality where the riches of Africa’s critical minerals end up in the hands of a small group of people, many of which are outside of Africa, and communities never see true beneficiation. This session explores the transformative potential of strategic partnerships in ensuring that Africa’s communities derive meaningful and lasting benefits from the continent’s vast reserves of critical minerals
Wednesday 11 February 13:50 - 14:35 Critical Minerals Ngorongoro Crater Stage (CTICC1 - Level 2)
Communities and indigenous people
Critical minerals
Africa is currently at the centre of a geopolitical scramble for transition minerals. It creates a once in a lifetime opportunity for the growth of Africa’s communities through long term value addition and investment into communities and infrastructure… However, this outcome is far from certain. There is a reality where the riches of Africa’s critical minerals end up in the hands of a small group of people, many of which are outside of Africa, and communities never see true beneficiation. This session explores the transformative potential of strategic partnerships in ensuring that Africa’s communities derive meaningful and lasting benefits from the continent’s vast reserves of critical minerals
Ngorongoro Crater Stage (CTICC1 - Level 2) Africa/Johannesburg
Moderator
Advisor Responsible Raw Materials, Levin Sources
Speakers
Chairperson , National House of Traditional Khoi-San Leaders
Social Dimensions of Climate Change & AI for Social Good – Eastern & Southern Africa, World Bank
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