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Past Events

  • Mining INDABA
    February 3 - 6, 2025
    Mining INDABA

    Mining Indaba is renowned for its exceptional networking opportunities within the mining industry. By attending, participants have the chance to connect with influential figures such as industry leaders, investors, government officials, and key stakeholders. This platform allows for the formation of strategic partnerships and the opportunity to engage with decision-makers who are driving the trajectory of mining in Africa.

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  • PDAC CONFERENCE
    March 3 - 6, 2024
    PDAC CONFERENCE

    From March 3 to 6, 2024, our team participated in the 92nd annual Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) in Toronto, the leading global convention for mineral exploration and mining.

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  • EGPS Partnership Council Meeting
    On June 17
    EGPS Partnership Council Meeting

    On June 17, the World Bank Extractives and EGPS Trust Fund convened their Partnership Council Meeting in Geneva and welcomed new members and observers. Watch a video recap by Robert Schlotterer.

  • Impactful Women : Examining Opportunities and Constraints for Women in Mining Organizations Worldwide
    March 9, 2022 | Virtual
    Impactful Women : Examining Opportunities and Constraints for Women in Mining Organizations Worldwide

    In every mining region across the globe, there are a multitude of entities primarily focused on progressing the interests of women in mining. At the national level, the most notable interest group is that of Women in Mining (WIM) organizations. Although WIM organizations share a common vision, their objectives and forms vary. WIM organizations generally evolve organically and are structured, managed, and financed in accordance with their membership composition, location, context, and purpose. Regardless of the form, the number of WIM organizations has been steadily increasing over the last decade. Despite their existence in some jurisdictions for several decades now, little information on the inner workings of WIM organizations exists. More widely, the reality of women in mining remains under-studied and often misunderstood.

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