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English: "This miner from Sierra Leone’s Kono district has benefited from the Office of Conflict Management and Mitigation’s (CMM) toolkits. These toolkits produced by CMM highlight lessons learned and best practices from around the world, such as those from Sierra Leone’s Peace Diamond Alliance. The alliance improved distribution of benefits from the diamond mining industry and restricted access to markets for people selling illegal "conflict diamonds" to fuel ongoing instability."
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Author Laura Lartigue

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See also: The USAID privacy policy and the USAID Office of Inspector General "Disclaimers & Notices" page

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