Trade
Prevention
Case Study
Stats!
100

They benefit from the blood diamond industry

Jewelry sellers, retailer workers, customers, workers in the industry, warlords.

100

A process which certifies ethical diamonds.

The Kimberly Process

100

He is the one who presented the case study.

Luke

100

This continent is home to 65 percent of the world’s diamond population.

Africa

200

This is what the production of blood diamonds perpetuates.

Conflict

200

This country is known for blood diamonds

DRC, Sierra Leone, Liberia, CAR, Angola, Zimbabwe, Venezuela, Côte d’Ivoire, Guinea, Guinea-Baseau

200

It is the age of the diamond miner.

15

200

This is the amount of money made illegally in the diamond industry annually.

80 Billion

300

This country had a war between religions because of blood diamonds.

CAR - Central African Republic

300

This country is known for smuggling blood diamonds

Brazil, Guyana, Ghana.

300

Shoveling gravel is less painful than this.

Seeing his family go hungry.

300

This is the year the Kimberly process was founded.

2003

400

This is the city where the Kimberly process was first discussed.

Kimberly, South Africa.

400

A major flaw in the Kimberly Process

The supplier can simply lie.

400

He lived in the southwest Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

Mbuyi Mwanza

400

This is the percent of the global diamond population that can be found in Africa.

65%

500

These are the two religious groups who were/are fighting in the CAR.

Christians and Muslims.

500

These countries are known for selling blood diamonds, although they are not recognized under the Kimberly Process

Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, and the Ivory Coast.

500

This is the news company that released the article on the case study.

TIME

500

This is the percent of rough diamonds on the market that are Kimberly certified.

99.8%