Business Resilience
We adapt to changing conditions and leverage proven and new technology, partnerships, and operational excellence to ensure sustained growth of our business into the future.
Our Business Resilience pillar focuses on digitization and our operational technology strategy; harnessing innovation and sustainable solutions throughout the mine life cycle, ensuring continued responsible production at our operations and uniting infrastructure and sustainability to improve performance. Importantly, we will continue to source the products our operations require responsibly, making sustainable purchasing decisions as we ourselves navigate the transition to a low-carbon economy.
Our Guidelines, Memberships and Associations
Under the Responsible Mining Framework, we commit to develop and implement management systems and operating practices that take into consideration applicable international guidelines, including:
Guidelines
- OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises
- UN Global Compact
- UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights
- CDP Climate Change (aligned with the voluntary Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) recommendations)
- Principles on Security and Human Rights
- International Finance Corporation (IFC) Performance Standards on Social and Environmental Sustainability
- Global Reporting Initiative
Involvement with memberships and industry associations enables Lundin Mining to keep current regarding matters of public policy, emerging-sector and sustainability trends, regulatory updates, and the sharing of industry best practices. Lundin Mining was a member or participant in the following industry associations:
Corporate
- Business for Social Responsibility
- Canadian Council of the Americas
- European Association of Mining Industries, Metal Ores & Industrial Metals (Euromines)
- International Zinc Association
- International Lead Association
- Mining Association of Canada
- Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada
- United Nations Global Compact
Eagle
- American Exploration and Mining Association
- Invest UP
- Lake Superior Community Partnership
- Michigan Chamber of Commerce
- Michigan Manufacturers Association
Candelaria
- Atacama Regional Development Corporation (CORPROA)
- Chilean Mining Council (Consejo Minero)
- Chile-Canada Chamber of Commerce
- Comité Regional de Seguridad Minera Atacama (CORESEMIN)
- Instituto de Ingenieros de Minas de Chile (IIMch)
- LICEO Jorge Alessandri Rodriguez High School (Members of advice committee)
- National Mining Society (SONAMI)
- Red Ambiental Atacama
Chapada
- Brazilian Mining Institute (IBRAM)
- Brazilian Mineral Development Agency (ADIMB)
- Union of Extractive Industries Goiás (SIEEG)
- National Association of Transport (ANTT)
- Brazilian Association for Mineral Research (ABPM)
- Federation of Industries of the State of Goiás (FIEG)
- National Confederation of Industries (CNI)
- Brazil-Canada Chamber of Commerce (CCBC)
- Association of Large Energy Consumers and Free Consumers (ABRACE)
- American Chamber of Commerce (AMCHAM)
Neves-Corvo
- Association of Accredited Laboratories of Portugal (RELACRE)
- Business Council for Sustainable Development (BCSD) Portugal
- Business Association of Baixo Alentejo and Litoral (NERBE)
- Energy Association for Industrial Consumers (APIGCEE)
- National Association of Extractive and Transforming Industry (ANIET)
- Portuguese Association for Quality (APQ)
- Portuguese Shippers Council, member of the European Shipper’s Council
- Regional Development Agency of Alentejo (ADRAL)
- SAP Users Association / Group in Portugal (GUSP)
- Setubal Port Community
