The document discusses global sustainability initiatives in the mining industry. It notes that in the past, metrics focused on production, revenue, and profit, but now also include safety metrics like fatalities and injuries. It outlines a shift from a focus on hazards to a focus on risk assessment, human factors analysis, root cause analysis, and hazard management. It also discusses moving towards considering additional environmental metrics like biodiversity, carbon emissions, energy use, and water use. Finally, it discusses social and cultural factors like human rights, cultural heritage management, grievance mechanisms, health, and closure planning as benchmarks for the industry.

1. Global perspective on
sustainability
initiatives in the
mining industry
Mark Eadie,
Chief Sustainability Officer
Vedanta Resources plc

2. Then Now Future
Most Metrics
Production, Revenue, Profit

3. Then Now Future
Some Metrics
Fatalities, Injuries, Costs

13. From
Towards

14. SAFETY
HAZOPs & PHA
Risk Assessment
Human Factors Analysis
Root Cause Analysis
Hazard Management
Trend Spotting
Training

15. Biodiversity
Carbon Emissions
Energy Use
Water Use
ENVIRONMENT
EIAs

16. SOCIAL & CULTURAL
ESIAs
Human Rights
Cultural Heritage Management
Grievance
Mechanisms
Closure
Planning
Partnerships
Health

17. ICMM (Mining) & IPIECA (Oil & Gas)
OECD
IFC Perfomance Standards
UN Global Compact
WBCSD
ISO Standards
THE BENCHMARKS
This is where the industry is heading
IAIA
IAP2
EITI
Voluntary Principles on
Human Rights & Security