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A National Consultation

By sector

Government Private Sector IP Sector Small Scale Mining Sector (scheduled in August)

By region
Mindanao Visayas Luzon

DISTRIBUTION OF PARTICIPANTS

MINDANAO 37%

LUZON 50%

VISAYAS 13%

SECTORAL DISTRIBUTION OF 231 PARTICIPANTS

OTHER STAKEHOLDERS 13% IP 11% PRIVATE COMPANIES 30%

GOVERNMENT AGENCIES 46%

DISTRIBUTION OF PARTICIPANTS

57

OTHER STAKEHOLDERS 25%

PRIVATE COMPANIES 29%

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GOVERNMENT AGENCIES 46%

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Government Agencies include LGUs Other Stakeholders include: IP Group, NGOs, Academe & Religious Groups

Mining is a very invasive activity Mining generates risks and conflicts The legitimacy of mining is under attack Mining has many stakeholders

What gives legitimacy to mining activities? Why would stakeholders give their consent? What is the basis of social license to operate? What makes mining worth the trade off?

A MINING COMPANY would monitor and ensure its adherence to law, ethical standards, and international norms of conducting mining. A MINING COMPANY would embrace responsibility for the impact of its activities on the environment, employees, communities, stakeholders and all other members of the public sphere.

economic legal philanthropic

ethical

1.

CSR helps companies secure social license to operate CSR helps companies manage risks CSR helps companies access credit

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5.

CSR guides companies to do the right thing


CSR is common ground among stakeholders

Growth (Profit)

Equity (People)

Environmental Sustainability

(Planet)

Environmental Management

Management and Governance

Community
Engagement & Development

Labor

Safety and Health

Security And Human Rights

Exploration

Development and Construction

Production/Operation

Mine Closure and Rehabilitation

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