| STEP 1 |
The mining quarry site is identified by the firm/ individual
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| STEP 2 |
Market analysis is conducted to determine if the site will be
economically viable. Factors to be put into consideration are;
accessibility, proximity to potential customers, cost of trnsportation,
etc.
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| STEP 3 |
The coordinates of the site are taken to MCO to check if the site is free and/ or it does not overlap with another site.
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| STEP 4 |
If the market analysis returns a positive feedback and the site is
vacant, the individual assesses the financial implications of the
business. If he cannot bear the risk alone, he can work with others
(investors) by forming a co-operative registered with Chambers of
Commerce or CAC. Then he has to regsiter the cooperative with the ASM
Department under the Ministry of Mines and Steel Development.
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| STEP 5 |
The cooperative will conduct and Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the site
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| STEP 6 |
The cooperative approach the community leader where the site is
located and request for a letter of consent from the community to permit
mining activities. It is important to consider the community
development agreement (CDA)
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| STEP 7 |
After registering with ASM dept., the cooperative will then apply for
Quarry Lease from MCO> It is advised to engage the services of
Geologist to get professional inputs. The Letter of Consent and EIA will
be submitted as part of the application process.
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| STEP 8 |
After the Quarry Lease has been approved, machineries can be mobilized to the site and production can begin.
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