ICMM in Focus

ICMM publishes Scope 3 Emissions Accounting and Reporting Guidance that provides a standardised framework for mining and metals companies to calculate and disclose their value chain emissions.

Australia's upcoming referendum vote on the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament sheds light on the challenges of reconciliation and recognition that Indigenous Peoples face.

ICMM members to publish their progress towards conformance with the Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management by 5 August 2023 for tailings facilities with the highest potential consequences in the event of a failure.

ICMM releases its annual report benchmarking the safety performance of its company members.

ICMM members have committed to work together to improve the experience of all workers and eradicate discrimination, harassment, and assault from our workplaces.

The mining industry has failed to earn the broad-based trust of society. Changing this is the industry’s responsibility, but it is nonetheless in everyone’s interest, writes Ro Dhawan in Euractiv.

We welcome the European Commission’s clear recognition and commitment to responsible mineral supplies.

ICMM has published updated guidance which is designed to help mining companies improve how human rights impacts are managed across the globe.

ICMM has announced new research partnerships with the Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment (CCSI), the Enel Foundation and Circle Economy.

With metals and minerals being core ingredients of all clean energy technologies, WEF predicts that we will need around 3 billion tons of metal to attain net zero by 2050.

In safety, one size doesn't fit all; safe ways of working are built shift by shift, day by day, and over time writes ICMM's Michael Duvenhage for Mining Magazine.