Towards Sustainable, Inclusive, Responsible Mineral Resources Governance Post-Covid
At this event, held on the margins of the 2021 High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development, ICMM CEO Rohitesh Dhawan joined panellists to discuss the findings of a series of consultations undertaken by UNEP.
The UNEA-4/19 Resolution on Mineral Resource Governance, adopted in 2019, recognises the important contribution of metal and mineral resources to achieving the UN SDGs, the dependence of low-carbon clean technologies on these resources, and the critical role that governance plays in ensuring positive outcomes from mineral development.
At this event, high-level panellists and participants discussed the findings of a series of consultations undertaken by the UNEP to implement the Resolution in the context of a green and inclusive recovery. The event also explores what will be required and where efforts should concentrate to promote the transition towards more sustainable and responsible mineral resources governance.
Moderator
- Corli Pretorius, Deputy Director, UN Environment World Conservation Monitoring Centre (UNEP-WCMC).
Speakers
- Stephen Barrie, Deputy Director of Ethics and Engagement, Church of England Pensions Board.
- Kristi Disney Bruckner, Senior Policy Advisor, IRMA.
- Rohitesh Dhawan, Chief Executive Officer, ICMM.
- Daniel Franks, Professor, Sustainable Minerals Institute, University of Queensland.
- Victoria Tauli Corpuz, Founder and Executive Director of Tebtebba Foundation; Former UN Special Rapporteur on Indigenous Peoples Rights.