[New Read] 📑 In this policy insight, Adrian Joseph explores why addressing the governance risks associated with mineral supply chains is essential to developing responsible supply chains that will allow African countries to develop their economies. 💡 There is currently a lack of transparency and accountability in critical mineral supply chains, which not only undermines the mining sector’s ability to contribute to sustainable development on the African continent, but also poses a serious threat to the success of the global energy transition. Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/dRet4uXB #ClimateChange #JustEnergyTransition #Extractives #MininginAfrica
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[New Research] 📑 There is currently a lack of transparency and accountability in critical mineral supply chains, which not only undermines the mining sector’s ability to contribute to sustainable development on the African continent, but also poses a serious threat to the success of the global energy transition. 💡 In this policy insight, Adrian Joseph explores, among other issues, why addressing the governance risks associated with mineral supply chains is essential to developing responsible supply chains that will allow African countries to develop their economies. #ClimateChange #JustEnergyTransition #Extractives #MininginAfrica Read the full report 👇
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'The criticality of minerals is not just about the mining of the minerals; it's about the applications of those minerals in the economy and this application depends on the kinds of technologies we pursue.' Our CEO, Arunabha Ghosh shared his insights at 'The Critical Minerals Summit: Enhancing Beneficiation and Processing Capabilities'. Ministry of Mines Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation International Institute for Sustainable Development #criticalminerals #energytransition
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The critical minerals industry in Africa is at at a critical junction. Will African countries reap the benefits? Or will it be the same old story of foreign companies capitalising of African critical resources. There is a delicate balancing act that must be achieved to ensure a win-win scenario for all stakeholders.
Our CEO Marcus Courage moderated another insightful session at Investing in African Mining Indaba yesterday. The panel considered the "Three Strike Rule- Can mining policies equally benefit citizens, the environment and the energy transition?". Speakers included HE Ruth Nankibirwa Ssetemu, Minister of Energy & Mineral Development, Republic of #Uganda; Anselme Wimye Muzalia, Search for Common Ground; Nere Emiko, MD, Kian Smith Group; Tony Carroll, Board Member of #Mining #Indaba; Tricia Wilhelm, Group Head of Social Impact, Anglo American; and Thomas Scurfield, Africa Senior Economic Analyst, Natural Resource Governance Institute. #MI24
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Boris Bos, our ESG Specialist, representing Baker Steel Capital Managers LLP at the Global Investor Commission on Mining 2030 in London. With the transition to net zero putting increasing pressure on global critical mineral supply chains, it is important that investors encourage sustainable and responsible industry practices. Baker Steel are honoured to be supporting Principles for Responsible Investment, and other key stakeholders, on the Global Investor Commission, which will be formative in shaping the future of the metals and mining industry. #ESG #PRI #BakerSteel #criticalminerals
Chief Responsible Investment Officer (CRIO) Church of England Pensions Board, Chair Global Investor Commission on Mining 2030, Member UN Secretary General's Advisory Panel on Critical Transition Minerals
At the beginning of two very full days of deliberations in London of the Global Investor Commission on Mining 2030. Absolutely brilliant for the mult-stakeholder Commissioners to be meeting in person for the first time. Very grateful to our host Commission member Ninety One George Cheveley as well as Chronos Sustainability for the work leading up to today. This has also been informed by our Commission Advisory Group and the outputs will be part of the Commissions engagement with the Commission Investor Supporter Group. This group now comprises investors with over $15 trillion in assets under management. As Chair of the Commission I set out the timeline for the outputs of our work: First conclusions will be presented to the Principles for Responsible Investment #PRIinPerson annual member conference in Toronto in October. The Commission will then be engaging on the emerging action plan at the Investing in African Mining Indaba in February 2025. Following this the Commission will be presenting its conclusions by the time of the 2025 OECD - OCDE Forum on Responsible Mineral Supply Chains in May 2025. The final investor agenda will be presented to the PRI In Person member annual member conference in Brazil in 2025. In parallel to the work of the Commission we will also be facilitating together with PRI an investor input into the UN Secretary General’s Advisory Group on Critical Transition Minerals. #mining #criticalminerals #responsibleinvestors #investors #RI #sustainability #climatechange
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Chief Responsible Investment Officer (CRIO) Church of England Pensions Board, Chair Global Investor Commission on Mining 2030, Member UN Secretary General's Advisory Panel on Critical Transition Minerals
At the beginning of two very full days of deliberations in London of the Global Investor Commission on Mining 2030. Absolutely brilliant for the mult-stakeholder Commissioners to be meeting in person for the first time. Very grateful to our host Commission member Ninety One George Cheveley as well as Chronos Sustainability for the work leading up to today. This has also been informed by our Commission Advisory Group and the outputs will be part of the Commissions engagement with the Commission Investor Supporter Group. This group now comprises investors with over $15 trillion in assets under management. As Chair of the Commission I set out the timeline for the outputs of our work: First conclusions will be presented to the Principles for Responsible Investment #PRIinPerson annual member conference in Toronto in October. The Commission will then be engaging on the emerging action plan at the Investing in African Mining Indaba in February 2025. Following this the Commission will be presenting its conclusions by the time of the 2025 OECD - OCDE Forum on Responsible Mineral Supply Chains in May 2025. The final investor agenda will be presented to the PRI In Person member annual member conference in Brazil in 2025. In parallel to the work of the Commission we will also be facilitating together with PRI an investor input into the UN Secretary General’s Advisory Group on Critical Transition Minerals. #mining #criticalminerals #responsibleinvestors #investors #RI #sustainability #climatechange
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ING Sustainability Lead Sectors - passionate to drive the transition with green electrons, green materials and green food systems. Steering the sustainability strategy of our wholesale banking client organisation
Feel privileged and excited to spend two days with a wide group of dedicated stakeholders that want to create systemic change in the (perception of the) mining industry. We need the industry, it can be a force for good (both socio-economic and nature positive), but if poorly managed negative impacts can be substantial. The Global Investor Commission on Mining 2030 is trying to create a common definition of good and the role finance can play. https://lnkd.in/eVNz-znR
Chief Responsible Investment Officer (CRIO) Church of England Pensions Board, Chair Global Investor Commission on Mining 2030, Member UN Secretary General's Advisory Panel on Critical Transition Minerals
At the beginning of two very full days of deliberations in London of the Global Investor Commission on Mining 2030. Absolutely brilliant for the mult-stakeholder Commissioners to be meeting in person for the first time. Very grateful to our host Commission member Ninety One George Cheveley as well as Chronos Sustainability for the work leading up to today. This has also been informed by our Commission Advisory Group and the outputs will be part of the Commissions engagement with the Commission Investor Supporter Group. This group now comprises investors with over $15 trillion in assets under management. As Chair of the Commission I set out the timeline for the outputs of our work: First conclusions will be presented to the Principles for Responsible Investment #PRIinPerson annual member conference in Toronto in October. The Commission will then be engaging on the emerging action plan at the Investing in African Mining Indaba in February 2025. Following this the Commission will be presenting its conclusions by the time of the 2025 OECD - OCDE Forum on Responsible Mineral Supply Chains in May 2025. The final investor agenda will be presented to the PRI In Person member annual member conference in Brazil in 2025. In parallel to the work of the Commission we will also be facilitating together with PRI an investor input into the UN Secretary General’s Advisory Group on Critical Transition Minerals. #mining #criticalminerals #responsibleinvestors #investors #RI #sustainability #climatechange
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I had such an inspiring chat with Aimee Boulanger at the IRMA Initiative for Responsible Mining Assurance about improving the social and environmental impacts of the mining sector. IRMA is a standard for miners based on best practices already being implemented around the world. It allows companies to prove ethical behaviour, or understand what they can do better to align themselves with the requirements of their buyers. With the energy transition inflating demand for certain minerals, transparency is crucial. Find it free to read on our site 👇 Cecilia Mattea Kallanish Commodities #responsiblemining #criticalminerals #energytransition #CSDDD #transparency #supplychain
Q&A with Aimee Boulanger, executive director at IRMA
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The first keynote address features an insightful discussion on ESG between Mzila Mthenjane, CEO of the Minerals Council South Africa, and Gordon Smith. Together, they are exploring the mining sector's role in promoting sustainable development and responsible governance. #SAIMM #ESGConference2024 #KeynoteDiscussion #Sustainability #ESGInsights #ResponsibleMining #MineralsCouncilSA
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The US critical minerals sector is vital for reducing the country's dependency on foreign nations. However, the sector faces significant challenges, with lengthy permitting processes and limited access to sustainable financing. S&P Global interviewed industry experts at the Benchmark Mineral Intelligence #GigaUSA 2024 conference, including Executive Chairman Venkee Sharma. In this article, Venkee discusses the challenges associated with critical minerals and mining, suggesting that the US is on the brink of a significant period of growth in mineral extraction, like the country's achievements in attaining energy independence. To read more, visit https://hubs.ly/Q02CDX1-0.
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“South Africa’s mining industry matters for its employees and their families, communities and the country. It is a vital cog in the South African economy, and it can deliver greater positive shifts and grow its impact at home and abroad,” says the Minerals Council. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/e-ERrhUe #AfricanMining #SouthAfrica #MiningMatters #SAminingindustry #SouthAfricaneconomy #MineralsCouncil #SocialandLabourPlansSLPs #Traininganddevelopment #Jobsanddiversity #Taxes #Lowcarbonfuture: #justandgreentransition #Presidencyandbusinesscollaborating:#energytransportandcrime
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