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Factsheet | Disclosure to Development ‘D2D’ Sierra Leone Project

Sep 26, 2022

This fact sheet highlights the Disclosure to Development ‘D2D’ Sierra Leone Project and how it addresses the lack of information to improve sector governance, by working at multiple levels—government, company, and community.

The project aims to increase the flow of natural resources data, enhance digital data analysis capabilities, and catalyze the development of innovative data-driven solutions to the issues faced by residents of mining communities.

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Community Investment and Partnerships Digital Inclusion Digital Skills Local Supplier Development Open Data Stakeholder Engagement Sustainable Livelihoods and Skills Building

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