Protecting mining workers’ safety through international cooperation
- Joint effort – How far has policy come in protecting workers rights, and what further contributions do miners and international partners need to make to protect workers?
- To what extent do labour issues find articulation in African mining regimes and economic development policy frameworks?
- How can multinational agreements, such as the SSTC, further prioritise worker safety under existing cooperation and capacity building frameworks?
- How can the energy transition bring positive developments for workforce ambitions?
Wednesday 05 February 15:45 - 16:30 CTICC2
Intergovernmental Summit
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02/05/2025 15:45
02/05/2025 16:30
Protecting mining workers’ safety through international cooperation
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- Joint effort – How far has policy come in protecting workers rights, and what further contributions do miners and international partners need to make to protect workers?
- To what extent do labour issues find articulation in African mining regimes and economic development policy frameworks?
- How can multinational agreements, such as the SSTC, further prioritise worker safety under existing cooperation and capacity building frameworks?
- How can the energy transition bring positive developments for workforce ambitions?
Moderator
Regional Secretary - Sub-Sahara Africa, IndustriALL
Speakers
Enterprices Specialist, International Labour Organization (ILO)
Regional Secretary, National Union of Mineworkers
General VP , Mining & Energy Union Australia
Regional Officer, IndustriALL Global Union
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