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🌍✨ Exciting Developments at Mining Indaba 2024: Transforming Conversations and Engagement! 🚀💎 Dive into the dynamic landscape of African mining as we gear up for Mining Indaba 2024, set to revolutionize traditional engagement methods! In 2024, Investing in African Mining Indaba promises a paradigm shift, fostering unprecedented collaboration among key industry players. 🤝🌐 Explore the groundbreaking report by Yeshial Panchia for insights into the upcoming transformation. This revolutionary initiative aims to spark open and transparent dialogues, uniting government officials, mining CEOs, investors, and global end users with emerging mines. Laura Cornish, Head of Content at Mining Indaba, emphasizes the pivotal role of collaboration in today's industry landscape. "Collaboration has never been more crucial. We collectively seek investment-friendly legislation, fresh capital for projects, and the commitment of off-takers in the critical minerals sector to propel Africa into a significant role in the Just Energy Transition," she affirms. 🌍💡 Join us in disrupting the status quo and shaping the future of mining. Let's drive collaboration, innovation, and sustainable growth together! 🌱 Read the full article online here: https://lnkd.in/dzUgC23e #MiningIndaba2024 #CollaborationInMining #AfricanMiningRevolution #InnovationInIndustry #SustainableGrowth #JustEnergyTransition #IndustryLeadership #MiningDialogue2024 #StewardshipGroup

Long viewed as a problem within ESG frameworks, Mining is becoming increasingly important for helping the globe achieve the net-zero targets. ESG plays a critical role in the long-term success and investment returns. How mining companies  position themselves around the energy transition will impact on the sustainability and competitive advantage for mining companies over the next decade.     As part of our 11th Annual Mining Series we are hosting a debate on Driving Sustainable Development Circularity & ESG in Mining, on 6 February 12:00 – 14:00. H.E. Anthony Mavunde, Minister of Minerals for the United Republic of Tanzania will provide keynote speaker for the session, followed by a panel discussion led by Ian Massey, Head of Corporate Intelligence, EMEA at S-RM, and speakers Ana Hajduka Shields, Co-Founder & CEO at Africa GreenCo, Dr. Stacy Hope, Ph.D, Managing Director at Women In Mining UK (WIM UK) in Mining UK, Bruce Dettling, Mining Broking Leader at Aon and Joachim Nzuzi, Chief of Staff at ERG Africa, to explore ESG trends for Africa’s mining.   🎟 Register here: https://lnkd.in/e8FHQWpQ   #MiningSeries #ESG #Circularity #AfricanMining 

The 30th annual Investing in African Mining Indaba was indeed an opportunity to showcase the unique end-to-end supply chain solutions that DP World offers the mining industry. As H.E. Cyril Ramaphosa, President of the Republic of South Africa, noted in his address to delegates, bold and transformative reforms are required to ensure growth in the mining industry in Africa. As a leading global supply chain solutions provider, we understand the significant role of logistics in achieving these mining industry reforms, and our role in the industry’s broader supply chain on the continent and in stimulating growth. Our participation in this conference demonstrates our commitment to providing solutions that promote trade and economic integration, and the development of the mining industry in Africa. #MiningIndaba2024 #DPWorld #ChangeWhatsPossible

I spent my Sunday at the Mining Indaba Investing in African Mining Indaba Ministerial Symposium, where I was called to moderate a CEO roundtable with voices from across the continent. The objective was to discuss the challenges the mining industry faces and ideate solutions to combat them.   As a sustainability leader, it was key to look into the sustainability of mining and explore how communities can benefit long term to ensure they do not become destitute after the mines leave.   In addition to driving sustainability, what stood out for me was the importance of self-regulation to drive trust between the public and private sectors. For mining to have a successful future, skills development and funding are critical. The time for action is now!  #MiningIndaba #MI24 ##ImpactThatMatters #AfricaNow  

What are the biggest challenges facing the global mining industry today? Ahead of this year's Investing in African Mining Indaba, our global mining team have reflected on the issues facing our clients, and will be at the event to address these: 1. The lingering workplace impacts that arose from COVID-19. 2. Critical mineral production and jurisdiction shopping for financial government assistance. 3. The lack of actual improvements for faster, cheaper and more streamlined project approval processes. 4. The global disconnection between the expected appetite for minerals and the availability of capital to fund the development of projects. 5. ESG and social licence issues remain the most significant obstacle to new project development globally. Reach out to José Ignacio Morán, Greg McNab, Nurhan Aycan, Iyunola Adekanye, Omolola Coker, Joseph Jalasi, Brandon Irsigler, Peter Okaalet Jr, Tom Sipemba, Emma Kimario, Urvashi Seomangal, or David Clay, to meet with us during Mining Indaba. #MI24 #MiningIndustry

🌍Closing the curtains on an inspiring week at Investing in African Mining Indaba 2024 and looking back on the impactful moments and the efforts toward a sustainable future for the mining sector! 💡As we bring another successful Mining Indaba to a close, it's clear that the future of the mining industry is promising. A recurring theme throughout the conference emphasized the crucial role of local content in propelling sustainable growth and development within the sector. 📈 Prioritizing local content initiatives not only empowers communities and generates economic opportunities but also establishes enduring partnerships, fortifying the industry as a whole. The discussions and collaborations over the week underscored the transformative impact of involving local communities in mining projects. 🤝Looking forward, let's persist in advocating for local content policies, supporting local enterprises, and investing in skills development. For CLC Solution , this commitment ensures that the advantages of mining are equitably shared among all stakeholders. Together, we can construct a more inclusive, responsible, and prosperous mining sector for the well-being of future generations. 🌟 Collaboratively, we are molding a future for mining that is not only brighter but also more responsible. #CLCSolution #AfricanMining #SustainableDevelopment #LocalContent #ESG #Networking #BusinessDevelopment #Localcompass #InvestInAfrica #MiningExcellence #ESGInnovation #MiningIndaba #SustainableMining #africandevelopment

Developing Stronger Value Chains for Artisanal Small-Scale Mining   On 15-17 April 2024 - A major Forum on Sustainable and Inclusive Mineral Value Chains Development took place in Lusaka, Zambia aimed at sharing knowledge and innovations in the artisanal and small-scale mining (#ASM) sector of #DevelopmentMinerals for a more sustainable and inclusive mining practices and how to add value to the minerals mining supply chain.     The Forum was organized by the United Nations Development Programme, the Government of the Republic of Zambia, the Organization of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS, formerly ACP), the European Union (EU) and the African Minerals Development Centre (AMDC/AUC), coordinated by the ACP-EU Development Minerals Programme. #devmin2024 #SustainableMining #ArtisanalMiners #ASM #Arisanalmining #Smallscalemining #Developmentminerals #artisanalminers #africamining #lowcarbonmaterials UNDP UNDP Zambia Secretariat of the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS) European Union UNDP Africa African Minerals Development Centre (AMDC) James Wakiaga Yvonne Chileshe Sergio Piazzardi Uyanga Gankhuyag Lacina Pakoun

What are the biggest challenges facing the global mining industry today? Ahead of this year's Investing in African Mining Indaba, our global mining team have reflected on the issues facing our clients, and will be at the event to address these: 1. The lingering workplace impacts that arose from COVID-19. 2. Critical mineral production and jurisdiction shopping for financial government assistance. 3. The lack of actual improvements for faster, cheaper and more streamlined project approval processes. 4. The global disconnection between the expected appetite for minerals and the availability of capital to fund the development of projects. 5. ESG and social licence issues remain the most significant obstacle to new project development globally. Reach out to José Ignacio Morán, Greg McNab, Nurhan Aycan, Iyunola Adekanye, Omolola Coker, Joseph Jalasi, Brandon Irsigler, Peter Okaalet Jr, Tom Sipemba, Emma Kimario, Urvashi Seomangal, or David Clay, to meet with us during Mining Indaba. #MI24 #MiningIndustry

What are the biggest challenges facing the global mining industry today? Ahead of this year's Investing in African Mining Indaba, our global mining team have reflected on the issues facing our clients, and will be at the event to address these: 1. The lingering workplace impacts that arose from COVID-19. 2. Critical mineral production and jurisdiction shopping for financial government assistance. 3. The lack of actual improvements for faster, cheaper and more streamlined project approval processes. 4. The global disconnection between the expected appetite for minerals and the availability of capital to fund the development of projects. 5. ESG and social licence issues remain the most significant obstacle to new project development globally. Reach out to José Ignacio Morán, Greg McNab, Nurhan Aycan, Iyunola Adekanye, Omolola Coker, Joseph Jalasi, Brandon Irsigler, Peter Okaalet Jr, Tom Sipemba, Emma Kimario, Urvashi Seomangal, or David Clay, to meet with us during Mining Indaba. #MI24 #MiningIndustry

DENTONS IN MINING INDABA 👷🏼 What are the biggest challenges facing the global #mining industry today? Ahead of this year's Investing in African Mining Indaba, our global mining team has reflected on the issues facing our clients, and will be at the event to address these:    1. The lingering workplace impacts that arose from COVID-19. 2. Critical mineral production and jurisdiction shopping for financial government assistance. 3. The lack of actual improvements for faster, cheaper, and more streamlined project approval processes. 4. The global disconnection between the expected appetite for minerals and the availability of capital to fund the development of projects. 5. ESG and social license issues remain the most significant global obstacle to new project development.   Reach out to our Chilean partner and Global Mining and Natural Resources Leader, José Ignacio Morán, or to Greg McNab, Nurhan Aycan, Iyunola Adekanye, Omolola Coker, Joseph Jalasi, Brandon Irsigler, Peter Okaalet Jr, Tom Sipemba, Emma Kimario, Urvashi Seomangal, and David Clay, to meet with us during Mining Indaba.   #MI24 #MiningIndustry #Minería #SouthAfrica