Risk Improvement Wastewater from mining operations and The AMP has a technical improvement plan in place processing plants directly discharged into water and implements it. The impact of chemicals and fuel bodies may contain residues of chemicals (such as residues on other water users is evaluated, cyanide) or fuel oils at concentrations that put at contamination of waste water with chemicals and fuel risk the health and livelihoods of others that use residues is monitored, and technical improvements to this water for human consumption, farming, reduce emissions of chemicals and fuel residues are ranching, or fishing. designed and implemented. Guidance: On a year-by-year the AMP shall commit to steps towards mitigation of the risk and achieving the improvement. Recommended activities are: … … … Commitments and achievements be documented in the CRAFT report. Unaddressed Guidance: The risk needs to be assessed, and if present, mitigation measures need to be taken. 5. Category: Company Governance 5.2 Issue: Management Practices M.5/5.2.1/R.1 5.2.1 Sub-Issue: Legal Compliance The AMP takes steps towards formalization of its operations beyond rights related to mineral extraction. Guidance: ASM Formalization is a process. Legitimacy in terms of explicit or implicit authorization, consent – or no-objection and with legality as highest category of legitimacy of the extraction of the mineral resource – (see MODULE 2) is only the first step. Further formalization are to comply with all accompanying legal requirements related to technical and environmental aspects of the AMP’s operation. This is to be covered under this CRAFT requirement. Subsequent formalization steps are related to organizational formalization (compliance with all laws and regulation related to corporate entities such as association, cooperatives, companies, etc.) and associated transition from casual labour to contracted labour. This will be covered in MODULE 6. Aspects related to full employment formalization (dependent on fully formalized employers) and aspects of corporate social responsibility will be covered in MODULE 7. Controlled: Guidance: The AMP has accomplished and completed all required steps for legalizing and formalizing its Having achieved the improvement related to this mining operation, as required by national law. requirement, the High Risk is controlled. --- and --- The AMP is committed to proceeding with mitigation of Medium and Low Risks (MODULES 6 and 7). Progressing: Risk Improvement Next steps of formalization, other The AMP has undertaken all possible steps of requirements than those related to mineral formalization, as required by national law.
Risk Improvement Wastewater from mining operations and processing plants directly discharged into water bodies may contain residues of chemicals (such as cyanide) or fuel oils at concentrations that put at risk the health and livelihoods of others that use this water for human consumption, farming, ranching, or fishing. The AMP has a technical improvement plan in place and implements it. The impact of chemicals and fuel residues on other water users is evaluated, contamination of waste water with chemicals and fuel residues is monitored, and technical improvements to reduce emissions of chemicals and fuel residues are designed and implemented. Guidance: On a year-by-year the AMP shall commit to steps towards mitigation of the risk and achieving the improvement. Recommended activities are: … … … Commitments and achievements be documented in the CRAFT report. Unaddressed Guidance: The risk needs to be assessed, and if present, mitigation measures need to be taken. M.5/5.2.1/R.1 5. Category: Company Governance 5.2 Issue: Management Practices 5.2.1 Sub-Issue: Legal Compliance The AMP takes steps towards formalization of its operations beyond rights related to mineral extraction. Guidance: ASM Formalization is a process. Legitimacy – in terms of explicit or implicit authorization, consent or no-objection and with legality as highest category of legitimacy – of the extraction of the mineral resource (see MODULE 2) is only the first step. Further formalization are to comply with all accompanying legal requirements related to technical and environmental aspects of the AMP’s operation. This is to be covered under this CRAFT requirement. Subsequent formalization steps are related to organizational formalization (compliance with all laws and regulation related to corporate entities such as association, cooperatives, companies, etc.) and associated transition from casual labour to contracted labour. This will be covered in MODULE 6. Aspects related to full employment formalization (dependent on fully formalized employers) and aspects of corporate social responsibility will be covered in MODULE 7. Controlled: Having achieved the improvement related to this requirement, the High Risk is controlled. --- and --- The AMP is committed to proceeding with mitigation of Medium and Low Risks (MODULES 6 and 7). Guidance: The AMP has accomplished and completed all required steps for legalizing and formalizing its mining operation, as required by national law. Progressing: Risk Improvement Next steps of formalization, other requirements than those related to mineral The AMP has undertaken all possible steps of formalization, as required by national law.