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Upcoming Events
Impact Assessment and Feasibility Studies – amalgamate or separate in conjunction with MinSouth and Fiona Cessford
May 13 2019
Join us for an interesting evening, co-hosted with MinSouth, to learn more.
We like to think the bad old days of impact assessment studies being done solely to obtain the necessary permits are in the past, but are they? Unfortunately there are still companies out there who separate and isolate these processes.
Proportional impact assessment and amalgamation with project development studies is not just about permitting and keeping local communities informed, it also aims to maximise efficiencies in initial spend, understand and plan for project risks and add significant value when it comes to raising finance or selling the project. The ways in which these aims can be met and the risks of getting it wrong will be discussed with reference to case studies.
There’ll be an opportunity for drinks, networking and discussion afterwards. Registration from 5.30pm, the talk will start promptly at 6pm.
Fiona Cessford MSc, PrSciNat, SRK, is a Corporate Consultant with over 25 years’ experience in environmental and social (E&S) management. Fiona’s global experience includes ESIAs, permitting, project engineering studies and due diligences. As part of multidisciplinary teams, she provides E&S expertise with reference to the Equator Principles and IFC Performance Standards, as well as host country requirements.
To Register, Please RSVP HERE
Details
Time: 5:30-8:00 pm
Date: 13 May 2019
Venue:
The Counting House
50 Cornhill Street
London EC3V 3PD
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- 2000 + members from all sectors of the mining industry.
- Membership gives you access to high quality and thought provoking seminars, education and mentoring events held on a monthly basis.
- Opportunity to network with other like-minded women in the industry.
- Enables you to hear from and meet with senior individuals in the industry to develop your knowledge of mining.
- Provides a forum to support other women and to share your skills and knowledge.
- Through joining WIM, you will become part of a group that actively represents the high standard of talent women bring to the mining industry.