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Yemen - Mineral Sector Review

AGGREGATES AIRBORNE GEOPHYSICAL METHODS ANTIQUITY ARCHITECTURE ARTISANAL MINING ASH BASALT BASE METALS BASIC BENEFIT STREAMS CALCAREOUS SANDSTONE CARBONATES CEMENT CHALK CLASTIC CLAYS COBALT COLOURED STONE CONGLOMERATE CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS COPPER COPPER MINING CRUSHING CRYSTALLIZATION DIMENSION STONE DOLOMITE DRAINAGE DRILLING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION EXPLOITATION EXPLORATION DATA EXPLORATION LICENSE FERROALLOYS FISHERIES FOREIGN MINING FRAMEWORK GAS GEMSTONES GEOLOGICAL INFORMATION GEOLOGICAL MAPPING GEOLOGICAL MAPS GEOLOGICAL STRUCTURES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GEOLOGY GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS GEOPHYSICS GOLD GOLD DEPOSITS GOLD MINES GOLD MINING GRADE GRANITE GYPSUM HISTORICAL STUDY HYDROLOGY IMPACT ASSESSMENTS IMPORTANT SITES INCOME INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT INDUSTRIAL MINERALS INFERENCE INTERNATIONAL MINING INTERNATIONAL MINING INVESTORS IRON IRON ORE KAOLIN LAND CLAIMS LANDSCAPING LICENCE AREAS LICENSE HOLDERS LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE LIME LIMESTONE MANGANESE MARBLE METALS MICA MINE DEVELOPMENT MINERAL ACTIVITIES MINERAL COMMODITIES MINERAL DEPOSITS MINERAL ECONOMICS MINERAL EXPLORATION MINERAL INDUSTRY MINERAL OCCURRENCES MINERAL OPERATIONS MINERAL POTENTIAL MINERAL PROCESSING MINERAL RESOURCE MINERAL RESOURCES MINERAL RIGHTS MINERAL SECTOR MINERAL SECTOR DEVELOPMENT MINERALS MINERALS EXPLORATION MINERALS INDUSTRY MINERALS SECTOR MINING ACTIVITIES MINING AREAS MINING AUTHORITIES MINING COMMUNITY MINING COMPANIES MINING COMPANY MINING COUNTRIES MINING DEVELOPMENT MINING INDUSTRY MINING INVESTMENT MINING LAW MINING LAW AND REGULATIONS MINING LEGISLATION MINING LICENCE MINING METHODS MINING POLICY MINING SECTOR DEVELOPMENT MINING TRADITION NATIONAL INCOME NATIONAL MINING NATURAL RESOURCES NICKEL OIL OIL RESERVES OIL SECTOR OLD TOWNS ORES PAVED HIGHWAYS PAVEMENT PAVING PERLITE PIPES PLASTER PORTLAND CEMENT PORTS POVERTY ALLEVIATION POZZOLAN PRECAMBRIAN PRECIOUS METALS PRECIOUS STONES PRIVATE MINING PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PROSPECTING PUMICE QUARRIES QUARRY OPERATIONS QUARRYING QUARTZ RADIOMETRIC SURVEYS REMOTE SENSING RESOURCES MANAGEMENT ROAD CONSTRUCTION ROAD PAVING ROAD SYSTEM ROADS ROCKS RUBIES SALT SANDSTONE SHALE SHARING SHEAR SILICA SILICA SAND SILT SILVER SMALL SCALE SMALL SCALE MINING SMALL-SCALE SMALL-SCALE GOLD MINING SMALL-SCALE MINES SMALL-SCALE MINING SMALL-SCALE MINING SECTOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOILS SPREADING STEEL STONE INDUSTRY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TAILINGS TALC TANTALUM TITANIUM TOPOGRAPHY TOURISM TRADITIONS TRANSPORT TUFF UNEMPLOYMENT URANIUM VANADIUM WATER POLLUTION WEATHERING ZINC ZINC MINE
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World Bank
Middle East and North Africa | Middle East | Yemen, Republic of
2012-03-19T17:23:23Z | 2012-03-19T17:23:23Z | 2009-06-01

Dependence on the oil sector as a source of economic growth is no longer sustainable given the rate at which oil reserves are being depleted. Yemen will come to rely on other sectors of the economy, some of which have potential but remain under-developed. The mineral sector is one of these. The third five year plan for development and poverty alleviation 2006-2010, identified the mineral sector as one of the key sources of future growth for the country, along with tourism and agriculture. This study was conducted to assess the potential contribution of the mineral sector to sustainable growth and poverty alleviation in Yemen and to define the constraints that will need to be overcome if this potential is to be realized. In so doing it helps to define those areas of government action and donor support that will need to be sustained over the medium to long term.

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