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Zimbabwe

2018: 500,000

(IGF-18): Table 3 quoting HIL-16

Directly working in ASM: 500,000
Estimated number of dependants: 3,000,000
Main Minerals: Gold, Diamonds, Coloured gemstones

2016: 500,000

(HIL-16):

Directly working in ASM: 500,000
Estimated number of dependants: 3,000,000

2015: 1,000,000

(ZWE-2015a):

2014: 509,000

(UBC-14): Gold-only data produced by statistic modelling:

Expected ASM population: 509,000 
Estimated ASM gold production: 2.8 t/a

2013: 425,000

(IIED-13): 350,000 - 500,000

2003: 350,000

(MMSD-03): Estimate for MMSD research country: 350,000
MMSD study by B.Drechsler (https://commdev.org/pdf/publications/Small-Scale-Mining-Development-SADC-Region.pdf)

1999: 200,000

(ILO-99): Employment: 50,000 - 350,000
Number of mines: 200
Illegal mines: +/- 30%

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