The founding legislation that establishes the Ghana Gold Board as the sole authority for regulating, licensing, and marketing gold and precious minerals. Defines powers, functions, and governance structure.
Principal mining legislation of Ghana. GOLDBOD's mandate is derived from amendments that consolidate gold marketing and export functions.
Sets out procedures, documentation, and compliance requirements for all gold exporters. Introduces digital export declaration and traceability protocols.
Mandates exclusive assaying by GOLDBOD's National Assayer. Establishes penalties for unassayed exports and quality standards.
Detailed eligibility criteria, application process, and renewal terms for gold buyers, aggregators, and export licensees under GOLDBOD.
Framework for centralised gold marketing, price discovery mechanisms, and value retention. Aims to eliminate leakages and maximise foreign exchange earnings.
Aligns with OECD Due Diligence Guidance and LBMA Responsible Gold Guidance. Ensures conflict-free and artisanal gold traceability from mine to export.
Policy to integrate ASM into formal gold supply chain, improve environmental practices, and provide alternative livelihoods.
Ethical standards, conflict of interest provisions, and integrity guidelines for all GOLDBOD officials and board members.
Mandatory compliance framework for all licensed gold buyers and exporters, including customer due diligence and reporting obligations.
GOLDBOD's Directorate of Compliance and Legal Affairs ensures strict adherence to all policies. Regular audits, stakeholder consultations, and public access to regulatory instruments are central to our governance model.
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