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--- country:lao_pdr [2020/02/25] – CSV data imported Felix Hruschka
+++ country:lao_pdr [2022/11/11] (current) – Felix Hruschka
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 ====== Lao PDR ======
-==== ASM Population: xxx,xxx ====
+==== ASM Population: 41,000 ====
+Average of (LAO-2018a) -> **41,000** \\
+Min/max: in (LAO-2018a) indicated as **15,000 - 50,000** \\
+Female participation: between 50 per cent and 80 per cent in non-mechanised ASM -> 50% of all ASM -> **20,000** \\
+Gold: no data, but might be about 50% ->** 20,000**\\
 ==== Data sources for estimation ====
+===2018: 35,000–46,000 ===
+(LAO-2018a): 35,000–46,000 \\
+//There are no precise estimates, but the large numbers of part-time ASM miners are thought to be equivalent to between **15,000 and 50,000** full-time miners, with **35,000–46,000** being the figure used in the most recent sectoral projections. Non-mechanised artisanal mining is known to take place in at least 11 out of 17 provinces, and is estimated to involve around 11 per cent of all ASM workers, while partly mechanised alluvial and hard-rock ASM has been reported in 9 out of 17 provinces, and involves around 89 per cent of the ASM workforce. However, both geographical distribution and participation levels are systematically underestimated. This is due to various reasons, including the fact that not all provinces have been covered in recent surveys, the itinerant and subsistence nature of ASM, lack of monitoring capacity by GoL and the miners’ reluctance to reveal themselves and talk about their activities for reasons considered above. (p.315) //\\
+__Gender:__ \\
+//While mining laws allow for and require permits for it (detailed in the next section), non-mechanised alluvial and hard-rock mining is often carried out informally by whole families, including **women (who make up between 50 per cent and 80 per cent** of the country’s ASM operators) and children.// \\
+__Minerals__:\\
+//Two main categories. The first involves small-scale mining undertaken without modernised production systems. These operations extract a mix of mineral and non-mineral resources, including gold. The second category includes manual and partly mechanised artisanal mining, primarily of gold, though other precious metals and stones, base metals like tin and construction materials // \\
+\\
 ===2016: 10,000 ===
-Personal communication by officers of DOM.
+Personal communication by officers of Department of Mines.
 ===2005: 5,000 ===
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 ---- struct table ----
 schema: biblio
-cols: Reference, Year, Citation
+cols: Reference, Year, Citation, Archived Copy, Link
 sort: ^Year
+csv: 0
 filter : Countries = Lao PDR
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 Articles: \\
+\\
+\\
+==== Data section ====
 ---- struct data ----
 asmdata.asm_c_code   : LAO
 asmdata.asm_c_name   : Lao PDR
 asmdata.asm_status   : Existing (data assessed)
-asmdata.asm_y_last   : 01/01/2016
+asmdata.asm_count    : 1
-asmdata.asm_y_source :
+asmdata.asm_y_last   : 2018-01-01
-asmdata.asm_miners_estimate : 10000
+asmdata.asm_y_source : 2018-01-01
-asmdata.asm_miners_min : 10000
+asmdata.asm_miners_estimate : 41000
-asmdata.asm_miners_max : 15000
+asmdata.asgm_miners_estimate : 20000
-asmdata.asm_female_perc :
+asmdata.asm_data_curation : as reported
-asmdata.asm_commodity :
+asmdata.asm_devmin   : yes
+asmdata.asm_miners_min : 15000
+asmdata.asm_miners_max : 50000
+asmdata.asm_female   : 20000
+asmdata.asm_commodity : gold, gemstone, base metals, tin, construction materials
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