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CSR and Mining from Canadian Pressures to African Impacts Tomas Frederiksen University of Manchester Ryerson University, October 2014

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CSR  and  Mining    from  Canadian  Pressures  to  African  Impacts    Tomas  Frederiksen  University  of  Manchester      Ryerson  University,  October  2014  

Outline  

• The  rise  of  CSR  • CSR  in  the  extracAve  sector  •  InternaAonal  voluntary  standards  • Changing  accountability  • Risk  • Impacts?  • CSR  and  mining  in  Zambia  

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From  Zambia  to  Canada  

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The  rise  of  CSR  

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Images from: First Quantum Sustainability Report 2012 and Vale website

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Why  the  rush?  • Changing  regimes  of  accountability  • Managing  risk  • Managing  complexity  • Some  people  are  just  nice    

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Changing  regimes  of  accountability  

7 Image from: https://www.flickr.com/photos/mimundo/5227541886/in/photostream/

Disclosure  and  Risk  

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Images from: http://www.instituteartist.com/feature-Intruders-David-Chancellor, Google Finance and https://coporatesocialresponsibility.wordpress.com/category/industry-initiatives/

But  what  is  the  Impact?  • CSR  pracAce  is  changing  • ShiJ  from  just  PR  • Changing  discourse  • New  actors  

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CSR  in  Ghana  and  Zambia  • Changing  approach  to  CSR  • DifferenAated  field  • Different  regulatory  environments    • The  ghost  of  CSR  past  • Galamsey  • Different  definiAons  of  CSR  

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CSR  as  PR  

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CSR  as  instrumental  

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Images from: First Quantum Sustainability Report 2014 and http://mopani.com.zm/sample/?page_id=1921

CSR  as  clumsy  development  

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CSR  as  a  political  tool  

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CSR  and  development    • Obscures  accountability    • What  does  it  miss?  • Are  states  always  best?  In  developing  countries?  • JusAce  and  equity?  

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Conclusions  • Corporate  behaviour  is  changing  • Results  in  extracAve  sector  uneven  • We  need  to  think  carefully  about  the  equity  and  jusAce  implicaAons  of  new  pracAces  

 

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Outline  

• The  rise  of  CSR  • CSR  in  the  extracAve  sector  • Changing  regimes  of  accountability    • Disclosure  and  risk  • CSR  and  mining  in  Africa  • CSR  as  ….  • CSR  and  development    

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Thank  you  •  [email protected]  •  @miningandcsr  •  Miningandcsr.wordpress.com  

•  The  work  described  in  this  presentaAon  was  supported  by  a  Government  of  Canada  Commonwealth  Post-­‐doctoral  Research  Fellowship,  University  of  Manchester  School  of  Environment,  EducaAon  and  Development  Seed  funding,  the  EffecAve  States  and  Inclusive  Development  Research  Centre  at  the  University  of  Manchester  and  a  BriAsh  Academy  Postdoctoral  Fellowship.  

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