EITI (Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative) country reportsArranged
EITI ASM country reports
Structured facts, stakeholders, events and sites extracted from EITI country reports carrying artisanal and small-scale mining content: four countries read in depth from their own primary report, four read lighter-touch from secondary EITI pages.
Scope Ghana, Mongolia, Tanzania and DR Congo read in depth from primary reports (2019-2023); Mali, Burkina Faso, Colombia and Sierra Leone read lighter-touch from secondary pages, with no production figures for the last two.
Sample entriesAn example, not a real entry.
- Country
- placeholder country
- Fact type
- production figure
- Read depth
- deep (primary report)
Records by countryGhana19 records
Tanzania18 records
Mongolia15 records
DR Congo13 records
Mali8 records
Burkina Faso8 records
Sierra Leone2 records
Colombia1 record
Cross-cutting synthesis over IGF, World Bank, GEF/planetGOLD and IPIS materialArranged
Gold expansion crawl event extraction
A curated extraction of dated events (institutional milestones, programme launches, report publications) drawn from material this hub already holds, each checked against the existing Spine event store to avoid duplicates.
Scope 28 new events, net of the existing 48-row Spine event store, each source-cited back to its origin document.
Sample entriesAn example, not a real entry.
- Event type
- programme milestone
- Date
- 2026-Q2
- Grade
- observation-grade
Events by source clusterIGF14 events
planetGOLD, country concept-stage6 events
World Bank4 events
planetGOLD, programme-level2 events
planetGOLD, named Peru site2 events
IPIS (International Peace Information Service)Arranged
ASM gold sites in the Central African Republic (IPIS)
The complete gold-flagged subset of IPIS’s public Central African Republic artisanal mining open-data set: site records with workforce and child-labour counts, site-level actors, and conflict/roadblock fields.
Scope 715 of 914 total Central African Republic sites, gold-flagged, across 7 prefectures.
Sample entriesAn example, not a real entry.
- Site name
- site A-142
- Coordinates
- lat/long pair
- Workforce estimate
- 40-60 workers
- Armed-actor presence
- none reported
Sites by data completenessWith coordinates715 sites
With a named actor192 sites
IPIS (International Peace Information Service)Arranged
The gold-hub partial extraction of IPIS DR Congo open data
A partial, gold-flagged extraction of IPIS’s public DR Congo artisanal mining open-data set: site records for Nord-Kivu and Sud-Kivu, plus destination-market and armed-group-actor records for Ituri.
Scope 21 gold-flagged sites (15 Nord-Kivu/Sud-Kivu, 6 Ituri) of a reported 282 total rows. The fuller, conformed IPIS DR Congo dataset lives on asm-hub, not here.
Sample entriesAn example, not a real entry.
- Site name
- site B-07
- Territory
- Sud-Kivu
- Coordinates
- lat/long pair
Records by categorySites21 records
Destination markets3 records
Armed-group actors2 records
Amazon Conservation (MAAP)Arranged
MAAP (Monitoring of the Andean Amazon Project)
Named mining zones and rivers, dated deforestation and mining events, stakeholders, and MAAP’s own stated methodology, extracted from MAAP’s numbered report series on gold-mining deforestation across the Andean Amazon.
Scope Peru’s Mining Corridor read in depth (4 reports), plus one representative report each for Colombia and Ecuador, and two cross-Amazon reports covering Bolivia.
Sample entriesAn example, not a real entry.
- Zone name
- zone C-19
- Country
- placeholder country
- Area affected
- 1,200 ha cumulative
Named zones by gradeSubject-grade (named + position)37 zones
Observation-grade (area/region only)3 zones
OpenAIREArranged
ASGM research metadata from the OpenAIRE Graph
A first slice of OpenAIRE Graph research-product metadata (title, authors, date, publisher, subjects, DOI, link) matching artisanal and small-scale gold mining research. Metadata only, never full text.
Scope 300 records, a relevance-sorted first slice of 1,709 total matches for the underlying query.
Sample entriesAn example, not a real entry.
- Publication type
- journal article
- Year
- 2023
- Has DOI
- yes
Records by typePublications285 records
Other9 records
Datasets5 records
Software1 record
The World Bank, co-branded with Delve / Delve Exchange / EGPSArranged
Orbit institutions in the World Bank ASM corpus
Institutional and programme-grade facts from the World Bank’s public artisanal and small-scale mining framework brief: the two-pillar Legitimacy/Professionalization framework, named institutions and programmes, and sector statistics. No named countries or mine sites.
Scope A global framework document (September 2024), not a per-country annex.
Sample entriesAn example, not a real entry.
- Institution
- placeholder institution
- Role
- implementing partner
Facts by categoryNamed institutions7 facts
Named programmes4 facts
INGEMMET (Instituto Geológico, Minero y Metalúrgico, Peru)Arranged
Madre de Dios mining concessions from Peru INGEMMET GEOCATMIN
Named and positioned mining-concession records for Madre de Dios department, Peru’s dominant alluvial small-scale gold belt, pulled from INGEMMET’s own GEOCATMIN structured feature service.
Scope Madre de Dios department only: 2,787 of 66,274 national concession records.
Sample entriesAn example, not a real entry.
- Concession name
- concession D-231
- Status
- TITULADO
- District
- placeholder district
Concessions by statusBLOQUEADO (contested)1,430 concessions
TITULADO (granted)1,042 concessions
TRAMITE (pending)209 concessions
OTROS (other)71 concessions
EXTINGUIDO (lapsed)35 concessions
planetGOLD (GEF/UNEP-led programme)Arranged
planetGOLD Africa country-report intake
Named mine sites, stakeholders and dated project events extracted from planetGOLD’s own country pages for its African implementation countries.
Scope 14 African implementation countries. Tanzania was confirmed to have no live planetGOLD project; its gold-ASM data comes from the separate Tanzania OMCTP intake instead.
Sample entriesAn example, not a real entry.
- Site name
- site E-04
- Country
- placeholder country
- Grade
- subject-grade
Named sites by gradeSubject-grade (named + position)55 sites
Observation-grade (aggregate)3 sites
planetGOLD (GEF/UNEP-led programme)Arranged
planetGOLD Asia country-page intake
Named mine locations, stakeholders and dated project events extracted from planetGOLD’s own country pages for Mongolia, Indonesia and the Philippines.
Scope Three countries, one country-landing page each.
Sample entriesAn example, not a real entry.
- Site name
- site F-11
- Country
- placeholder country
- Granularity
- district
Named sites by countryMongolia7 sites
Indonesia5 sites
Philippines2 sites
planetGOLD (GEF/UNEP-led programme)Arranged
planetGOLD Latin America named-site intake, round 1
Named, positioned small-scale mine sites and areas extracted from planetGOLD’s own Peru and Colombia country pages, fired to answer the need for identified locations, not just coordinates.
Scope Peru and Colombia only, from the already-crawled planetGOLD corpus; all 14 records subject-grade.
Sample entriesAn example, not a real entry.
- Site/area name
- site G-02
- Country
- Peru
- Granularity
- municipality
Named sites by countryColombia10 sites
Peru4 sites
planetGOLD (GEF/UNEP-led programme)Arranged
planetGOLD Latin America country-page intake, remaining countries
Named locations, stakeholders and dated events extracted from planetGOLD’s own country pages for the Latin American and Caribbean countries outside the round-1 named-sites leg.
Scope Eight countries: Guyana, Ecuador, Bolivia, Honduras, Nicaragua, Suriname, Paraguay, Costa Rica.
Sample entriesAn example, not a real entry.
- Location name
- location H-08
- Country
- placeholder country
- Grade
- subject-grade
Named locations by gradeSubject-grade (named + position)29 locations
Observation-grade (aggregate)4 locations
LBMA, RJC, ICGLR, Ghana GoldBod, Tanzania TAMIDAArranged
Refiners and traders from a public register sweep
Named refiners, traders/exporters and regulatory bodies of the gold supply chain, drawn from open public registers, plus dated accreditation and delisting events.
Scope Global supply-chain entities, weighted toward the LBMA Good Delivery list, RJC certification, ICGLR-linked Great Lakes exporters, and Ghana/Tanzania national registers.
Sample entriesAn example, not a real entry.
- Entity type
- refiner
- Register
- LBMA
- Confidence tier
- tier1
Entities by typeRefiners21 entities
Traders/exporters8 entities
Regulatory bodies2 entities
OFAC (US Treasury), OFSI (UK Treasury), DG FISMA (European Commission), DHS/FLETFArranged
Gold-trade-relevant entities on sanctions lists
Gold-trade-relevant designated entities and dated designation events, curated from four government sanctions and forced-labor lists.
Scope OFAC SDN, UK Sanctions List, EU Consolidated Financial Sanctions List, UFLPA Entity List.
Sample entriesAn example, not a real entry.
- List of origin
- OFAC SDN
- Designation date
- 2024-03
- Grade
- subject-grade
Records by listEU90 records
UK36 records
OFAC33 records
UFLPA13 records
Tanzania’s Mining Commission (Tume ya Madini), corroborated via STAMICOArranged
Tanzania OMCTP / 36 demarcated ASM zones
A structured extraction of Tanzania’s Online Mining Cadastre Transactional Portal identity, its Primary Mining Licence structure, and the 36 demarcated artisanal mining zones as an aggregate, institutional figure. No individual zone is named.
Scope Tanzania nationally. The primary portal itself was unreachable this round, so facts were triangulated via STAMICO and independent secondary sources.
Sample entriesAn example, not a real entry.
- Licence type
- Primary Mining Licence
- Status
- active
- Reference year
- 2017
Primary Mining Licences, 2017 figureIssued4,737 licences
Cancelled (2017 audit)2,153 licences
Active626 licences