Hyacinthe R Zabré
Biographic Data
| ID | 6271964 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hyacinthe R Zabré |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hyacinthe R |
| FAMILY NAME | Zabré |
| SIGNATURE | ZABRÉ H R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8835-9680 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Exploring the Impact of Mining on Community Health and Health Service Delivery
Sub-Saharan Africa is rich in natural resources but also faces widespread poverty. The United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals brought increased attention to resource extraction projects, emphasizing their development potential in extraction regions. While mining companies are required to conduct environmental impact assessments, their effect on the project-affected communities' health mostly lacks systematic management, and their considera…
Incorporating community perspectives in health impact assessment
Large infrastructure projects, such as mining and renewable energy projects, can affect the health of surrounding communities by changing the natural, physical and social environment. While there is limited understanding of potential health impacts of such projects on local populations in general, there is a particular need for community-driven and equity-oriented approaches to predict and manage such impacts. To assess health impacts as perceive…
Scoping review of the inclusion of economic analysis in impact studies of natural resource extraction projects
The extraction of natural resources, such as minerals, oil, and gas, can have profound economic effects. The application of economic analysis methods in impact studies of resource extraction projects holds potential to inform decision-making in order to optimise gains and minimise negative externalities. This paper aims to identify and characterise peer-reviewed publications that report on economic studies implemented as part of impact assessment…
It Is Like We Are Living in a Different World”
Extractive industries bear considerable risks to widen existing health gaps. In order to create equal opportunities among affected populations, the wider determinants of health must be considered more explicitly in the licensing process of resource extraction projects
Spatial mobility and large-scale resource extraction
We examine population mobility around a newly-developed large-scale copper mine in Zambia and analyse how socioeconomic and health indicators differed amongst migrants, resettled households, and non-mobile local (e.g. non-migrant/-resettled) populations. Two cross-sectional household surveys in 2015 and 2019 collected quantitative data on health, socioeconomic indicators, and resettlement and migration status. A wealth index for the pooled sample…
Changes in socioeconomic determinants of health in a copper mine development area, northwestern Zambia
In 2011, an industrial copper mine was developed in northwestern Zambia. A health impact assessment was conducted to anticipate and address potential health impacts. To monitor these impacts, three community-based surveys were conducted in the area (2011, 2015 and 2019). We analysed these data to determine how household socioeconomic indicators – considered determinants of health – have changed in the area over time. In mine-impacted communities,…
Community Health Impacts of the Trident Copper Mine Project in Northwestern Zambia
The application of a health impact assessment (HIA) for a large-scale copper mining project in rural Zambia triggered the long-term monitoring and evaluation of determinants of health and health outcomes in communities living in proximity to the mine. Three consecutive cross-sectional surveys were conducted at intervals of four years; thus, at baseline (2011), four (2015) and eight (2019) years into the project's development. Using the same field…
Incorporating community perspectives in health impact assessment
Large infrastructure projects, such as mining and renewable energy projects, can affect the health of surrounding communities by changing the natural, physical and social environment. While there is limited understanding of potential health impacts of such projects on local populations in general, there is a particular need for community-driven and equity-oriented approaches to predict and manage such impacts. To assess health impacts as perceive…
Community Health Impacts of the Trident Copper Mine Project in Northwestern Zambia
The application of a health impact assessment (HIA) for a large-scale copper mining project in rural Zambia triggered the long-term monitoring and evaluation of determinants of health and health outcomes in communities living in proximity to the mine. Three consecutive cross-sectional surveys were conducted at intervals of four years; thus, at baseline (2011), four (2015) and eight (2019) years into the project's development. Using the same field…
Scoping review of the inclusion of economic analysis in impact studies of natural resource extraction projects
The extraction of natural resources, such as minerals, oil, and gas, can have profound economic effects. The application of economic analysis methods in impact studies of resource extraction projects holds potential to inform decision-making in order to optimise gains and minimise negative externalities. This paper aims to identify and characterise peer-reviewed publications that report on economic studies implemented as part of impact assessment…
It Is Like We Are Living in a Different World”
Extractive industries bear considerable risks to widen existing health gaps. In order to create equal opportunities among affected populations, the wider determinants of health must be considered more explicitly in the licensing process of resource extraction projects
Spatial mobility and large-scale resource extraction
We examine population mobility around a newly-developed large-scale copper mine in Zambia and analyse how socioeconomic and health indicators differed amongst migrants, resettled households, and non-mobile local (e.g. non-migrant/-resettled) populations. Two cross-sectional household surveys in 2015 and 2019 collected quantitative data on health, socioeconomic indicators, and resettlement and migration status. A wealth index for the pooled sample…
Changes in socioeconomic determinants of health in a copper mine development area, northwestern Zambia
In 2011, an industrial copper mine was developed in northwestern Zambia. A health impact assessment was conducted to anticipate and address potential health impacts. To monitor these impacts, three community-based surveys were conducted in the area (2011, 2015 and 2019). We analysed these data to determine how household socioeconomic indicators – considered determinants of health – have changed in the area over time. In mine-impacted communities,…
Incorporating community perspectives in health impact assessment
Large infrastructure projects, such as mining and renewable energy projects, can affect the health of surrounding communities by changing the natural, physical and social environment. While there is limited understanding of potential health impacts of such projects on local populations in general, there is a particular need for community-driven and equity-oriented approaches to predict and manage such impacts. To assess health impacts as perceive…
Exploring the Impact of Mining on Community Health and Health Service Delivery
Sub-Saharan Africa is rich in natural resources but also faces widespread poverty. The United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals brought increased attention to resource extraction projects, emphasizing their development potential in extraction regions. While mining companies are required to conduct environmental impact assessments, their effect on the project-affected communities' health mostly lacks systematic management, and their considera…
Geography (7 works) · Mining and Resource Management (7 works) · Business (5 works) · Environmental and Social Impact Assessments (5 works) · Environmental health (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Child Nutrition and Water Access (3 works) · Environmental planning (3 works)