This panel session will facilitate a discussion between mining, community, and investor perspectives on where companies and their stakeholders are missing each other, what investors and others need to see from companies to allow them to reward effective management of their social risk, and the broader implications if this value is not rewarded appropriately.
This session features the perspectives of the Wabun Tribal Council’s Member Nations, junior mining companies and First Nations community members in the Timmins area who have worked jointly through the Wabun Model to negotiate and implement exploration-related agreements (EAs and MOUs).
Hear experts across the ESG, investment, and mining industry discuss the real and perceived barriers to embracing ESG for junior exploration and development stage companies.
Exploration and mining projects that do not include in local communities in the planning process encounter more challenges throughout the mine life cycle and do not offer the same sustainable growth and value to companies and communities compared to projects developed in collaboration with local partners.
Join industry players sharing their key insights on internal and external hurdles to reach their decarbonisation targets by 2030.
With the support of a moderator, the panel will discuss the successes, challenges, and opportunities experienced over the last 10 years of engagement on the Spanish Mountain Gold project
This session will explore the opportunity for SMRs in the mining and resource extraction industry by bringing together technology vendors, representatives from industry who are considering SMRs, and perspective from First Nations.
This networking reception is open to all attendees with a keen appreciation of Indigenous affairs.
This session will review the frameworks for measuring and reporting on ESG performance, including inputs of strategy, transformation/action, audit, record keeping and performance reporting/disclosure.
ERM’s "The Mine We All Want to See” framework envisions a sustainable metals ecosystem for mining companies, communities, customers, and investors through responsible mining.
Join this session as we share our unique approach towards training and skills development and showcase what happens when you invest in the success of Indigenous women
In this fireside chat, a Catalyste+ volunteer advisor, representatives from emerging EDCs and a project proponent, discuss opportunities and challenges associated with building well-rounded EDCs in small communities.
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