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GRAMA counterpart Share Print Le Groupe de recherche sur les activités minières en Afrique (GRAMA) est un groupe de recherche de l'Université du Québec à Montréal. Il s’intéresse aux réflexions portant sur l’appropriation locale et la mise en œuvre de stratégies de valorisation des ressources qui permettent de contribuer au développement des pays hôtes, sur une base durable. S’appuyant entre autres sur des études portant sur le Burkina Faso, le Ghana, la Guinée, Madagascar, le Mali, la République démocratique du Congo et la Tanzanie et enrichies par les contributions de chercheurs partenaires, originaires de ces pays, les analyses du GRAMA visent à alimenter la réflexion des décideurs et des intervenants sur le terrain, ainsi qu’à jouer un rôle de conseil auprès du secteur privé et des organisations de la société civile, tant au Canada qu’en Afrique.