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Partners

Our Partners

Strong partnerships are key to long-term success. EGPS works with many stakeholders across the mineral value chain and builds on existing partnerships for maximum synergies at the global, regional, and country levels. We also include civil society, the private sector actors, and voices from underrepresented groups—like women, Indigenous peoples, youth, and people with disabilities. 
 

Partnership Voices

Japan on EGPS Successes and the Future of RISE

Japan’s involvement in EGPS highlights its commitment to sustainable development and governance in the extractives sector through financial contributions and active participation. We asked Hiroyuki Tsuruno, Director for Development Issues, Ministry of Finance, Japan, about the key successes of EGPS and our partnership, as well as his vision for the future of EGPS and RISE over the next five years. Watch as he shares his insights on the impact and evolution of these initiatives 

Netherlands on Climate-Smart Mining and the Future of EGPS

We spoke with Sita Djelantik, Senior Policy Officer at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Netherlands, about the successes of EGPS, the impact of Climate-Smart Mining (CSM), and the importance of sustainable mineral supply chains. She shares insights on how the Netherlands has supported CSM from the start and the need for responsible investment in the sector. Looking ahead, she envisions EGPS driving more sustainable, diverse mineral supplies while ensuring local communities benefit. Watch to learn more.

Advancing ASEAN–World Bank Collaboration on Critical Minerals

Our Mining Lead, Michael Stanley met with Kanchana Wanichkorn, Director of Sectoral Development at ASEAN, to explore opportunities for partnership in achieving critical minerals objectives. In this conversation, they discuss the complex challenges facing the sector and the importance of early, coordinated action. Together, they highlight the shared commitment to advancing responsible and resilient critical minerals development across the region.

COLLABORATIONS

RISE INFORMATION PLATFORMS FOR INVESTMENT FACILITATION

Collaboration is also at the center of investment facilitation engagements – a key objective under the RISE Partnership. The RISE Investment Platforms at regional and country level will act as issue-driven network platforms, where government representatives from target countries, investors, Regional Development Banks, bilateral Development Finance Institutions, Export Credit Agencies and industry associations from RISE- Partners exchange information on potential investments. 

RISE TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP

RISE Technical Working Group (TWG) brings together RISE-donors, industry, civil society, academia and global and regional initiatives to provide advice to the Partnership Council on strategy and activity implementation based on technical expertise, business insight and regional knowledge. The TWG meets quarterly.

MDB WORKING GROUP ON CRITICAL MINERALS VALUE CHAIN 

The MDB Working Group on Critical Minerals Value Chains is a platform for collaboration among Multilateral Development Banks, launched by the World Bank in December 2024 under the Resilient and Inclusive Supply-chain Enhancement (RISE) Partnership. The group aims to strengthen coordination on investments, policy support, and technical assistance across the critical minerals value chain, with a focus on promoting sustainable, inclusive, and transparent practices.

 

Development Partners

We thank EGPS donors for their ongoing support and partnership, and for working with us to use the extractive industries to reduce poverty and share the benefits more widely.