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,...
Through shared-use arrangements, mining-related infrastructure can benefit other mining companies, businesses in other economic sectors, and local communities, contributing to sustainable development and helping bridge the infrastructure funding gap in resource-rich developing countries. See CCSI’s materials on this topic.
Mining companies have traditionally followed an enclave model to infrastructure development, building long-term infrastructure projects—including rail, port, power, water, and information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure—that serve their operations exclusively. Through shared-use arrangements, mining-related infrastructure can benefit other mining companies, businesses in other economic sectors, and local communities, contributing to sustainable development and helping bridge the infrastructure funding gap in resource-rich developing countries.
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Mining, Metals and Resource-based Development / Report
Providing insights into the logistics and institutional setup of the Carajás corridor and lessons learned for other countries seeking to implement shared use
