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Mining’s contribution to the Dominican Republic “Global Perspectives on Gold Mining: Evaluating Potential and Constraints” UNCSD Ben Peachey, Director - Communications, ICMM 3 May 2011

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Mining’s contribution to the

Dominican Republic “Global Perspectives on Gold Mining: Evaluating Potential and Constraints”

UNCSD Ben Peachey, Director - Communications, ICMM

3 May 2011

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ICMM overview

Member performance standards

Our work

Focus on Mining: Partnerships for

Development

Opportunities in the Dominican Republic

Overview of presentation

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ICMM at a glance

www.icmm.com

Over 800 sites

in 54 countries

CEO led

18

Company

members

30

Association

members

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Where do we come from?

www.icmm.com

4 regional reports

23 global workshops

175 research projects

50,000 people involved

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Member commitments

www.icmm.com

Robust entry criteria

and process

Clear performance

expectations

Reporting... and

redress?

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ICMM member performance – 2010 reports

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Reporting/assurance commitment Compliant member

companies

Policy alignment with principles 16

Assurance of policy alignment 15

G3 application level

15 - advanced

2 - intermediate

1 - beginner

Total: 18

Use of GRI sector supplement 18

Assurance of G3 application level 16

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Interests important to mining

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Industry: mining companies (junior to major), investors, labour, service providers, associations

Government: local, regional, national, international

Indigenous peoples and their organizations, mining affected communities

End users, original equipment manufacturers, consumers

Civil society organizations

Academic, learning, and R & D support

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Work programs

1. Reporting &

Assurance

2. Socio-economic

Contribution • Resource Endowment

• Community

3. Environmental

Contribution

4. Health & Safety

• Worker

• Community

5. Materials

Stewardship

Mining and Metals Contribution Accountability &

Continuous Learning

6. Communications

7. President’s Office

Core services

Associations Co-ordination Group

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Biodiversity

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ICMM has been part

of a dialogue with the

International Union

for Conservation of

Nature (IUCN) since

2004.

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Health and Safety

www.icmm.com

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Climate change

www.icmm.com

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Mining: Partnerships for Development

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Poverty reduction

Revenue management

Regional development planning

Social investment

Local content

Dispute resolution

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What do partnerships look like?

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Partnership for

Poverty

Reduction

Companies

NGOs, Civil

Society,

Communities

Host

Governments

Donor

agencies

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Economic performance of mining countries

Better Performers Weaker Performers

Better

Performers

Generally Better

Performers

Weaker Performers

with relatively better

performance in a few

economic (E) and

social indicators (S)

Clearly Poor

Performers

Chile

Botswana

Malaysia

Tunisia

Ghana

Mexico

Colombia

Guinea

Jamaica

Mali

Morocco

Mozambique

Namibia

Senegal

South Africa (E)

Tanzania (E)

Guyana (E)

Mauretania (E)

Gabon (E + S)

Peru (S)

Suriname (S)

Togo (S)

Jordan (S)

Zimbabwe

Bolivia

Central African

Republic

Congo

Liberia

Niger

PNG

Philippines

Sierra Leone

Zambia

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4 country case studies

Each study reviewed in depth the economic and social impact of one large mine

• Peru – Compania Minera Antamina

• Chile – Minera Escondida

• Ghana – Obuasi Gold Mine

• Tanzania – North Mara Mine (Barrick)

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Strong macroeconomic performance in Ghana

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Tanzania: estimated revenues, 1995-2034 ($’000)

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0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

0

50,000

100,000

150,000

200,000

250,000

300,000

Total Government Revenues f rom Mines

Corporation Tax f rom Mines

Corporation Tax - Share of Total Revenues f rom Mines -

RH Axis

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The sharing of mining revenues in Tanzania

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royalt

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sts

Production costs

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lders

15% 10% 57% 11%

Cap

ital re

investm

en

t

7%

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Opportunities in the Dominican Republic

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• Engage in international mining community

• ICMM

• Intergovernmental Forum on Mining, Minerals, Metals and Sustainable

Development

• Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative

• In-country collaboration

• Government

• Companies

• Civil society

• Donor agencies

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For further information

please contact:

Ben Peachey, Director - Communications

[email protected]

www.icmm.com