During the week of 22 September 2025, States once again met in Vienna under Working Group III (WGIII)...
The global transition to renewable energy systems will be mineral intensive and, under the current linear economy conditions,...
Date: Nov 07 - 12, 2022
Time: utc
Location: University Campus Building
As global mineral demand rises alongside climate and social imperatives, mining stakeholders are increasingly called to act as long-term land stewards. CCSI’s Perrine Toledano and Lara Fornabaio facilitated a workshop designed to move beyond strategy and into actionable insights. CCSI shared the range of corporate motivations for adopting a land-stewardship approach, and aligned them with a range of opportunities for nature-based solutions and land-related circular economy approaches along the mining lifecycle. Speakers intervened with company and community perspectives on integrating these approaches.
Our Partners:
Vale Base Metals
More about the Series:
This event is a part of a series of discussions to unpack how Socio-bioeconomy approaches can be embedded across the mining lifecycle.
Having kicked off discussions at New York Climate Week, we are keen to build on lessons surfaced by practitioners, and explore the following questions:
• What value-chain–wide NbS collaboration can look like
• How to shift from firm-level actions to sector-level change
• Metrics and partnerships for landscape-scale outcomes
• Genuine opportunities for IPLC participation and leadership
• Where industry sees promise—and where hesitance remains
Our Partners:
Vale Base Metals
More about the Series:
This event is a part of a series of discussions to unpack how Socio-bioeconomy approaches can be embedded across the mining lifecycle.
Having kicked off discussions at New York Climate Week, we are keen to build on lessons surfaced by practitioners, and explore the following questions:
• What value-chain–wide NbS collaboration can look like
• How to shift from firm-level actions to sector-level change
• Metrics and partnerships for landscape-scale outcomes
• Genuine opportunities for IPLC participation and leadership
• Where industry sees promise—and where hesitance remains
Details about the first event
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Mining, Metals and Resource-based Development / Discussion paper
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