WORK PROGRAMS

Social and economic development

ICMM's socio-economic development work program is aimed at maximizing the contribution of industry to the countries and communities where our members operate.

We believe that socio-economic development at the national and local levels depends on strong relationships between mining companies, communities, government and multi-lateral agencies.

In developing our projects, we build and develop working relationships with organizations such as the World Bank, UNCTAD, UNEP and the World Conservation Union (IUCN).

PROJECTS

Young workers, Ghana
Artisanal and Small-scale Mining

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Training in Pierina
Community development

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Business and human rights
Business and human rights

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Western Australia - boy holding a Goanna
Indigenous peoples

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Meeting - Sanso Sous Prefect, Major and delegates
Emergency response

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FEATURED CASE STUDIES

Classroom run by Anglo American

Anglo American invest in infrastructure at Barro Alto
Anglo American,

Vale Inco Goro nickel mine

Vale Inco contributes to the preservation of traditional languages in New Caledonia
Vale,

Barrick - The Atacama Commitment

Barrick partners with Chilean NGOs to support housing, education and health initiatives
Barrick,

Farmers Association Information session, Apenamedi

Newmont's agribusiness initiative supports local communities
Newmont,

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