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Gender and mining: Assessing the landscape for women entrepreneurs in the critical minerals supply chain
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• The article examines the implications of enclavity in mining for women entrepreneurs in the critical minerals sector. • There is a growing need for gender-disaggregated data in mining to highlight the specific experiences of identities often grouped together. • Addressing the enclave issue in mining is a step toward deepening the understanding of the experiences of Ghanaian women entrepreneurs, who form a distinct group often classified under broader gender categories. • Historical and contemporary factors influence the experiences of women entrepreneurs in mining, as seen in Ghana.
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