corporate social responsibility gold mining companies gold production Ghana Abstract There has been large scale gold mining in Ghana for at least the last one hundred years The mining companies with the passage of time have moved from being concerned only with profit making to doing well by doing good For some years now the gold
The mining industry is involved in the extraction of precious minerals and other geological materials The extracted materials are transformed into a mineralized form that serves an economic benefit to the prospector or miner Typical activities in the mining industry include metals production metals investing and metals trading Types of
A report published by the Statista Research department estimates that in 2024 the automation industry will generate around 214 billion dollars worldwide Challenges in mining reports the net profit margin of the $402 billion mining industry s leading companies plummeted from approximately 24 per cent in 2024 to 9% in 2024
1 Link to company values Whereas CSR was once seen as a peripheral approach to boosting business performance and legitimacy today s best CSR initiatives are squarely brand aligned and central to operational strategy Connecting CSR to business strategy is increasingly a corporate best practice as evidenced by the 181 CEO s from brands
This report scrutinizes the sourcing of gold and diamonds by 13 major jewelry and watch brands that collectively generate over US$30 billion in annual revenue about 10 percent of global
GURSKÁ SYL VIE VÁLOVÁ ADRIANA Corporate social responsibility in mining industry Acta Uni versitatis Agriculturae et Silvicul turae Mendelianae Brunensis 2024 LXI No 7 pp 2163 2170
Fortescue Metals Group is a leading Australian iron ore mining company with its headquarters in Perth Founded by Dr Andrew Forrest in 2024 the company has constructed some major mines discovered major iron ore deposits and became one of the largest iron ore producers in the world It was founded on the belief that communities should benefit
Mining as an industry has always been male dominated in every country In fact up until 29 th January 2024 according to the Mines Act 1952 employment of women in any part of a mine which is below ground and on ground except between the hours 6 and 7 was prohibited It also specifies that every women employed in a mine above ground
This study expands Carroll s CSR typology with the public health and safety dimension to examine how the airline industry s CSR and public health and safety activities influence flight attendants organizational identification self esteem and commitment to the company during COVID 19 A total of 342 South Korean flight attendants participated in online surveys Based on social identity
The potential benefits that mining brings to a community can be undermined if secrecy surrounds the payment of mining taxes to the government or the benefits shared at the local level The gendered impacts of mining Our work shows that the impacts of mining are not gender neutral Women often experience the negative impacts of mining more than
Purpose To review the performance and growth of mining industry in India against current global vision and trend of the industrial growth internationally Also to evolve the strategic policy for evaluating Corporate Social Responsibility CSR programme initiatives taken by the Indian mining industry at large as well as the impacts thereof with special reference to affected and most
CSR—Concept and Rationale With Corporate Social Responsibility CSR organizations take responsibility for the impact of their activities on customers employees shareholders communities and the environment in all aspects of operations This effort extends beyond simply obeying local laws as organizations voluntarily take steps to
Adey / Shail / Wall / Varul et al Corporate social responsibility within the mining industry 153 Corporate social responsibility within the mining industry case studies from across Europe and Russia E A Adey R K Shail F Wall M Varul University of Exeter UK impacts of mining There is also an element of the „voice of public
Disruptive technology has been changing the face of mining with labour and other impacts since mining began But the coming wave is different in quality and speed than anything we have seen before Technology is not a homogeneous force Some new technologies—like automation and drones—will replace labour
4 Is the Corporate Social Responsibility strategy evolving and adapting to meet new needs Life is continually changing it is essential to know whether they adapt to new social/environmental personally like companies who are constantly informed on the world s current events 5
The gold mining industry is an active supporter of the EITI as are many gold producing countries 70% of the developing countries within the top 30 gold producing countries have
Various trends will assuredly impact this industry but whether all mining investors will be able to save their businesses is still uncertain 1 Low carbon power Global warming is one of the main problems that sit on the shoulders of the whole world Lowering carbon dioxide emissions is the inevitable change we need to make which gives the
aboriginal peoples and resource management and a profile of the Canadian mining industry these questions are addressed through a mixture of literature review and case studies drawing from the Canadian mining industry As a background the Canadian mining industry s past1 CSR performance is examined with emphasis on their
The Corporate Social Responsibility CSR programmes of mining companies tend to focus on community initiatives as their impact in economic social and environmental terms is felt greatest at the local level However the effectiveness of CSR initiatives in the oil gas and mining sectors has been increasingly questioned Frynas 2024
The discussion about CSR in the mining industry has emphasized its commitment to social responsibility as an emerging topic Mendes and Rodrigues 2024 and literature seems to indicate that mining companies have increased their environmental and social consciousness Zhu et al 2024
Coal India is home to 1 303 mines which reported mineral production excluding atomic fuel and minor minerals in 2024 20 and produces 95 minerals 4 fuel related 10 metallic 23 non metallic 3 atomic and 55 minor minerals India is the 2nd largest producer of coal all India production in 2024 22 was MT P with a growth of %
In response to widespread and increasing criticism the mining industry has started to pay serious attention to its environmental and social impacts This has recently manifested itself in the formulation of corporate social responsibility CSR policies and strategies and a proliferation of CSR environmental sustainability and community
In the Year 2024 Deccan Gold Mines show loss of 96250000 in the profit and loss account The cash flow from operating activity investing activity and financing activity is 25 332 000 1449000 and cash and cash equivalents as of 31st March 2024 are 77749000 Impact of Mining Industry on Environment Local Communities can be
Often the worst effects of mining activities are observed after the mining process has ceased The destruction or drastic modification of the pre mined landscape can have a catastrophic impact on the biodiversity of that area Mining leads to a massive habitat loss for a diversity of flora and fauna ranging from soil microorganisms to large
Kelian Equatorial Mining PT KEM which closed in 2024 was a mining company jointly owned and operated by Rio Tinto 90% and PT Harita Jayaraya Inc 10% an Indonesian company in Indonesia s East Kalimantan province 22 As at the Panguna mine in Bougainville and the Grasberg mine in West Papua local opposition to the mine and the human
International Day of the World s Indigenous Peoples Six Ways the Mining Industry is Celebrating Indigenous Peoples For International Day of the World s Indigenous Peoples we are celebrating Indigenous Peoples and the building of relationships based on respect writes Danielle Martin Director Social Performance
However it goes beyond that as corporate social responsibility can also boost a firm s competitiveness The business benefits of corporate social responsibility include the following 1 Stronger brand image recognition and reputation CSR adds value to firms by establishing and maintaining a good corporate reputation and/or brand equity 2
According to ENGIE Impact s analysis of CDP reporting data only 19% of mining companies reporting to CDP are on track to meet their sustainability goals These companies face several challenges Scope 3 and Supply Chain Scope 3 emissions account for 95% of all GHG emissions within the mining industry This means mining companies committed to
The impacts of corporate social responsibility service quality and transparency on relationship quality and customer loyalty in the hotel industry Sung Bum Kim1 and Dae Young Kim2 Correspondence kimdae 2Hospitality Management University of Missouri 115 Eckles Hall Columbia MO 65211 USA Full list of author information is
Istanbul Champer of Industry 2024 Mining Stone and Soil Products Industry Sustainability Priorities and Tracking Indicators Taner S Özdemir U 2024 The Effects of Air Pollution on