Case study: Equitable governance in mining standards

Case study: Equitable governance in mining standards

The Initiative for Responsible Mining Assurance (IRMA) was established in 2006, through a multi-stakeholder collaboration involving labour groups, communities, purchasing and mining companies and NGOs. Indigenous Rights Holders IRMA works towards protecting people and the environment directly affected by mining.

This case study series explores how value chain actors can advance equitable outcomes for small-scale producers. Each study describes how different value chain actors implement the principles of equity (distributional, procedural and recognitional) through innovative approaches, strategies and methodologies. The case studies showcase successful approaches to advance understanding of equity, and to inform and inspire the work of ISEAL members and their partners.

The Initiative for Responsible Mining Assurance (IRMA) was established in 2006, through a multi-stakeholder collaboration involving labour groups, communities, purchasing and mining companies and NGOs
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