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TWO
GOALS
END EXTREME POVERTY,
BOOST SHARED PROSPERITY
THE PRIVATE SECTOR’S ROLE
FRONTIER MARKETS
GHANA
CREATING JOBS
Jobs are the best
pathway out of poverty.
Consider Ghana’s
experience.
There were few
opportunities in Alex
Boampong’s remote
western part of the
country until Newmont
Mining’s Ahafo gold
mine opened in 2006.
Receiving $125 million in
financing and extensive
environmental and
social support from
IFC, it transformed the
local economy.
Alex got a contract
from the mine as a solo
service provider, then
worked his way up from
there. Receiving training
and contracts from
Newmont and its South
African infrastructure
contractor, he now
works for other compa-
nies as well. Today
he employs nearly
300 local workers.
H
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