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Seeking Benefits and Avoiding Conflicts: A Community Company Government Assessment of Chavuma, Zambia


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December 2016 Chavuma Report (924.9Kb)
Date
2016-12-30
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Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection
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Technical Report
Language
en
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Abstract
This chapter is developed to lay out how the data required to meet the objectives of this study was collected. The main goal of this chapter is to justify the methodological approach, validity and ethical considerations that were undertaken during the CCGA process. Information included in this chapter is on the research design, methodology and processes of data collection and analysis. As such, this chapter’s discussion will focus on the various techniques and processes that were used to gather and analyze data as to achieve the main purpose of the CCGA process. The research team prioritized Chavuma district to assess how relationships were developing among communities, local government authorities and the mining companies that were undertaking explorations. This provided a good opportunity for the CCGA to assess how relationships were unfolding during the pre-extraction period. The data collection process, validation and analysis for the CCGA was done from 29 November to 9 December 2016. The research team met with a wide variety of community and government representatives during the process with the exception of the exploring mining company Anglo-American Corporation (AAC).
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The CCGA explored the relationship among exploring companies, government and the communities by assessing and measuring how it has and developed over time. Data is collected and analyzed using grounded theory, a qualitative research approach which begins with generative questions that guide the research but are not limited or confining. Thus, as data is gathered, core concepts and themes are identified, coded and linkages are developed. A central feature of this approach is that the respondents themselves and not the researchers identify the important themes that emerge in the study. The interview is carried out more in the form of a conversation with the respondent selecting the topics to discuss, and, with probing, the respondent provides the detail and depth to the topics discussed.
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Conflict; Cost of Living; December 2016
Publisher
Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection
Sponsorship
Irish Aid and Joint Country Programme
URI
https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14274/1722
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