RELUFA, the Joining Hands network in Cameroon, has just released a policy brief on the implementation of the Kimberley Process in Cameroon. The Kimberley Process is a process that is meant to keep "conflict diamonds" (diamonds procured through the financing of violence and war) out of the market. RELUFA’s policy brief "The Kimberley Process: Responding to challenges and Policy gaps in Cameroon" examines the challenges and policy gaps that Cameroon must address to effectively reap benefits from its diamond export. The brief is in line with RELUFA's campaign to influence improvement in the management of natural resources in Cameroon so that both the state and local communities can benefit from the exploitation of these resources.
Read the report http://www.relufa.org/documents/Englishversionpolicybrief.pdf
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