Can regional alliances transform mine closure into economic renewal?
Building on the provocative question posed in Tuesday’s community-focused session – “What if mining companies actively collaborated to deliver transformative community projects?” – this session explores how that same spirit of collaboration can be applied to mine closure.
WHAT IF coordinating action enabled mining companies to unlock larger, more strategic investments that amplify post-closure economies well beyond the life of the mine? This session will showcase how regional alliances can support post-mining economic transitions, fund legacy infrastructure, and deliver value to impacted communities.
Wednesday 11 February 15:10 - 16:00 Disruptive Discussions Table Mountain Stage (CTICC1 - Ground Floor - Exhibition Hall)
Communities and indigenous people
Sustainability
Building on the provocative question posed in Tuesday’s community-focused session – “What if mining companies actively collaborated to deliver transformative community projects?” – this session explores how that same spirit of collaboration can be applied to mine closure.
WHAT IF coordinating action enabled mining companies to unlock larger, more strategic investments that amplify post-closure economies well beyond the life of the mine? This session will showcase how regional alliances can support post-mining economic transitions, fund legacy infrastructure, and deliver value to impacted communities.
Speakers
Chairperson, Ntlo ya di Kgosi (Botswana)
Executive: Sustainability, Northam Platinum Holdings
Senior Executive: Public Affairs & Transformation, Minerals Council South Africa
Executive Head of Corporate Affairs & Sustainability , Valterra Platinum
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