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Mining Licenses in Cambodia (1995-2014) 12/5/2016 Dataset | Open Development Cambodia Mekong Cambodia Laos Myanmar Thailand Vietnam OpenDevelopment Cambodia Home Topics Maps Profiles News Laws, policies and agreements About Open Development Cambodia (ODC) has successfully archived our old site on the address: http://archive.opendevelopmentcambodia.net. The address https://opendevelopmentcambodia.net is now used for the “only official website” of Open Development Cambodia (ODC) deployed with newly enhanced features, functionalities, and refreshing presentation. / Dataset Mining licenses in Cambodia (1995-2014) Open Development Cambodia Industrial mining Mineral processing and products Mining This dataset contains data for mining licenses in Cambodia from 1995 to 2014. The data was collected from various sources such as government documents, news, company profiles, NGO reports and other publications in pdf and shapefile formats. Geographic data is encoded in the WGS 84, Zone 48 North coordinate reference system. Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC-BY-4.0) Resources JSON Download ZIP Download MekongKML Cambodia Laos Myanmar Thailand Vietnam https://opendevelopmentcambodia.net/dataset/?id=mining-license-in-cambodia-1995-2014-type-dataset 1/46 12/5/2016 Dataset | Open Development Cambodia MekongKML Cambodia Laos Myanmar Thailand Vietnam Download JPEG Download CSV Download CSV Download JPEG Mining licenses in Cambodia Download Additional info Source(s) The mining license data available on ODC's website are from various sources: - Prakas from 1995-1997, Royal gazette; - Mining licenses from 2008-2012, Ministry of Industry Mines and Energy; - Ministry of Commerce's online database (the data were collected from the site in 2014 and 2016); - 2012 Mining company table from NGO Forum; - Company profile websites; - FA website's TWG - F&E: list of land for mineral areas 2005; - Transol Corporation's report 2012: Cambodia - New project 100% granted – Andong Bor; - Mineral company in Cambodia table, updated by EISEI in June 2012; - By 2013, 26 companies granted mining exploitation license in Preah Vihear, Cambodia Express News (CEN) reported, on March 19, 2014; - 16 companies are conducting underground metal ores exploration in Uddor Meanchey province, by Koh Santepheap Daily; - On November 19, 2013, Chinese Mining Firm Plans Siem Reap Extraction, by The Cambodia Daily; and - Mitsui Mineral Development Engineering's progress report 2009:The Master Plan Study for Promotion of the Mining Industry in the Kingdom of Cambodia. Date 11/01/2011 created Process(es) Available data was collected from many sources by ODC’s mappers such as government documents, news, company profiles, NGO reports and other publications in pdf and shapefile formats. The data in pdf format was then transformed to shapefile format by geo referencing, and digitizing. The data in shapefile format was finally exported to CSV, KMZ, and GEOJSON files. LogicalMekong CambodiaOn the companyLaos website,Myanmar Indochine MiningThailand LimitedVietnam holds 12 concessions in Ratanakiri consistenc province. In contrast, some sources reported the number of concessions up to 19; out of https://opendevelopmentcambodia.net/dataset/?id=mining-license-in-cambodia-1995-2014-type-dataset 2/46 12/5/2016 Dataset | Open Development Cambodia consistenc province. In contrast, some sources reported the number of concessions up to 19; out of y this number, 5 concessions were reportedly located in Kratie, 1 in Stung Treng and 13 in Ratanakiri. Like Indochine Mining, the website of Angkor Gold Corp lists only 7 concessions, instead of 8 concessions, by excluding the one in Siempang project. Completen This interactive map contains all of the data that is currently available to ODC and is not ess exhaustive. Projects or areas with publicly known boundaries are mapped as polygons; those without publicly known boundaries are represented as dots on the map. The dots are placed in the center of the closest known geographical area and thus do not represent exact locations. The development landscape is constantly changing, and there are also additional developments for which data is not available. While ODC takes every effort to ensure that the details in this map are accurate and up to date, some of the projects or areas marked on the map may have since been modified or cancelled since the map was published. Moreover, additional developments may have been approved that are not yet included here. Copyright Yes License Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC-BY-4.0) Language en Attributes map_id/ODC: map identification number min_name/ODC: mining concession name in_country/ODC: investor country address/ODC: company address dir_name/ODC: director name dir_nation/ODC: director nationality mining_reg/ODC: mining registration com_web/ODC: company website con_date/ODC: contract date issu_minis/ODC: issue ministry con_size_h/ODC: concession size in hectare duration/ODC: duration of mining license inv_intent/ODC: Investor intention commodity/ODC: commodity min_status/ODC: mining status imp_status/ODC: implementation status eia_date/ODC: environmental impact assessment date eia_status/ODC: environmental impact assessment status area_name/ODC: area name province/ODC: province district/ODC: district commune/ODC: commune data_class/ODC: data classification reference/ODC: reference last_updat/ODC: last update. 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