Increasing natural resource revenues at the sub-national government level does not necessarily guarantee that they will be well spent. This article uses examples from Latin America and East Africa to discuss four actions that can contribute to a more equitable and efficient use of oil and gas resources at the local level. It also analyses the challenges in implementing them. Ultimately, the author argues that an efficient and equitable use of hydrocarbons resources at the sub-national level is largely related to the political and economic interactions between the federal and local governments
The Southern Cone region consists of the six southernmost countries in South America. Three of these...
Copyright © 2011 by the Latin American and Caribbean Center, Florida International University, used ...
Uganda discovered commercially viable oil deposits in 2006. Estimated oil reserves as of September 2...
Increasing natural resource revenues at the sub-national government level does not necessarily guara...
Regulatory interventions, such as Local Content (LC) requirements, have been incorporated to counter...
Local Content ensures that extractive industries in host countries benefit their citizens. Companies...
The focus of this paper is on how to design a policy to enhance national participation in the local ...
The discovery of natural resources such as oil and gas in commercial quantities in sub-Saharan Afri...
Although oil and gas exploration has been going on in East Africa for decades, until recently explor...
There is a fundamental problem of scale in the governance of industrial development. For some of the...
Over the last decade, large deposits of natural gas have been discovered off the southern coast of T...
The confirmed discovery of substantive oil resources in Ghana in 2007 has provoked urgent policy deb...
The avoidance of a natural resource curse is incumbent on the exploration process and management of ...
Over the last decade, large deposits of natural gas have been discovered off the southern coast of T...
Oil-producing states in the Global South adopt different strategies to influence and control their o...
The Southern Cone region consists of the six southernmost countries in South America. Three of these...
Copyright © 2011 by the Latin American and Caribbean Center, Florida International University, used ...
Uganda discovered commercially viable oil deposits in 2006. Estimated oil reserves as of September 2...
Increasing natural resource revenues at the sub-national government level does not necessarily guara...
Regulatory interventions, such as Local Content (LC) requirements, have been incorporated to counter...
Local Content ensures that extractive industries in host countries benefit their citizens. Companies...
The focus of this paper is on how to design a policy to enhance national participation in the local ...
The discovery of natural resources such as oil and gas in commercial quantities in sub-Saharan Afri...
Although oil and gas exploration has been going on in East Africa for decades, until recently explor...
There is a fundamental problem of scale in the governance of industrial development. For some of the...
Over the last decade, large deposits of natural gas have been discovered off the southern coast of T...
The confirmed discovery of substantive oil resources in Ghana in 2007 has provoked urgent policy deb...
The avoidance of a natural resource curse is incumbent on the exploration process and management of ...
Over the last decade, large deposits of natural gas have been discovered off the southern coast of T...
Oil-producing states in the Global South adopt different strategies to influence and control their o...
The Southern Cone region consists of the six southernmost countries in South America. Three of these...
Copyright © 2011 by the Latin American and Caribbean Center, Florida International University, used ...
Uganda discovered commercially viable oil deposits in 2006. Estimated oil reserves as of September 2...