This Paper provides information on measures, examples and frameworks for governments, companies, civil society, and communities to strengthen engagement across the renewable energy value chain.
Australia
When civic space is constrained, EITI multi-stakeholder groups cannot function effectively. What should be done to protect this critical space?
This guide helps community members in Victoria understand how mining proposals are approved, their rights, and how to have their say effectively. It includes links to resources that people in Victoria will need.
This report explores China’s mining sector through two key national case studies – nickel in Indonesia and lithium in Zimbabwe.
This report examines cases from six countries from the Americas, Africa and the Asia-Pacific region, discussing how their local contexts are being impacted by global energy transition dynamics.
Madagascar is facing a critical period in its mineral and strategic resources sector. However, persistent community grievances highlight continuing challenges in the sector and flag important risks for future growth.
By supporting Indigenous people’s voice and right to participate in mining related decisions, we are helping communities protect their homes and preserve their livelihoods and traditions.
A corruption risk is created if a mining company can disproportionately influence policy makers and shape policy decisions for commercial gain.
Lack of transparency, accountability and poor representation can lead to native title agreements that may not serve an Indigenous community’s best interests.
The environmental impact statement is crucial for government decision-making about mining. But how accurate are these statements?