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A human rights-based approach (HRBA), which is a conceptual framework for the process of human development normatively based on international human rights standards and operationally directed to fulfil, respect and protect human rights. HRBA aims to open the opportunity to empower and enable public participation in the decision-making process that impacts on the style and quality of life in an open and significant way. It is also a process that holds “duty bearers” accountable to better perform their obligations towards “rights holders” in compliance with international and national legislation.

National Human Rights Commission of Mongolia works to strengthen the mainstreaming of human rights in the public sector related to ASM since 2012. In the framework mandates the NHRC of Mongolia to enable progress in achievement of Human Rights based ASM policy and community mining. The expected result is that Human Rights Based Approaches will be embedded in all aspects of ASM in Mongolia, including enhanced capacity of the State to respect, protect and fulfil the rights of ASM stakeholders, with artisanal miners claiming their rights and employing socially and environmentally responsible practices.  Human rights based approaches are embedded in all aspects of artisanal mining in Mongolia, including the enhanced capacity of State to respect, protect and fulfill the rights of ASM stakeholders, with artisanal miners claiming their rights and employing more socially and environmentally responsible practices. The ASM Knowledge Hub aims to empower ASM organizations, woman and men miners, their families and communities to demand their human rights and improve the performance of ASM.

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Public launch of 2016 ASM survey report
2018-04-17
The comprehensive “The Survey of Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining - 2016”, which details the scope of ASM activities and the sector’s economic contrib...
Why We Should Foster Economic Independence for Wom...
2018-03-13
There was an estimated 40 million people working in artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM)..Women represent a large percentage of the ASM workforce—40...
A new Policy on Gender Equality for the GEF
2018-02-07
A new Global Environment Facility (GEF) Policy on Gender Equality was approved today at the 53rd meeting of the GEF Council taking place in Washingto...
Gender in the Minerals Sector
2018-02-01
In celebration of the 95th anniversary of the Mining sector, the Ministry of Mining and Heavy Industry held a “Gender in the Minerals Sector” seminar...
Resources (94)
ASM Survey report 2016
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Author(s):
NSO, SAM
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SAM Project, SDC Mongolia
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2017
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ASM Survey report 2016 infographics
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NSO, SAM
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SAM Project, SDC Mongolia
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2017
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Working together
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Author(s):
CASM and partners
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SAM Project, SDC Mongolia
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2015
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Blog
Human Rights and Mongolia’s Small-Scale Mining Sector
Video
Power of Sincerity (2016)

Added date: 2017-05-02

Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining in Mongolia (2006)

Added date: 2017-04-17

International Conference on Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining in the Asia Pacific Region, Part-1 (2013)

Added date: 2017-04-17

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SAM Project, SDC Mongolia
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