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The impacts of resettlements resulting from the implementation of large mining projects do not always bring development to the displaced communities. This situation has taken a significant toll on the local population in recent years. For a better understanding of the research, it is understood that the participation of the local population in decision-making on sustainable development helps their well-being and is a way for everyone to benefit. It should be noted that in order to reverse the obstacles that development has encountered in the past, it is first and foremost necessary to have sufficient resources to be able to decisively tackle the construction of ambitious infrastructure plans that serve as a support for solving community problems.
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Nelson Sapato Mafefe - ha conseguito una laurea in Scienze minerarie e ambientali, una laurea in Ingegneria mineraria presso l'ULA di Nkonde e un master in Sviluppo sostenibile e gestione ambientale presso l'IPLS, Angola. È docente a contratto di Geologia e Miniere, Meccanica delle rocce e dei terreni, Ventilazione delle miniere e Costruzione di miniere sotterranee I.
