MIASA's view on the concept of shared value as proposed in the AMV compact
16 February, 2017
It has become essential to build a consensus on what constitutes "shared value" and "shared benefits " and how to secure a social license to operate in the 21st century.
Practical recommendations for improving Public-Private engagement for share value promotion.
Consensus for win-win solution through shared value and share benefits.
Short and long term strategies to help position Governments and the Private Sector for the next super cycle.
Recommendations to improve the institutionalization of the African Mining Vision Compact.f
Build /enhance trust between private sector and governments
Consultations with private sector on policy proposals
Continuous dialogue at various for a – enhance relationships
AMV Compact principles – should de adhered t by both governments and private sector
Private sector to participate in AMV implementation- cascading to RMV and CMV
Process to establish Regional Mining Associations as building blocks for continental body should be completed.
AU should encourage mineral resource countries to establish national chambers of mines – private sector interface in AMV implementation.
MIASA as regional body is willing to assist with the formation of regional mining associations
Governments to assist in creating certainty through stable mining regulations.