Official Conference Opening
Michael Hitch, SDIMI 2019 Conference Chair

AusIMM Welcome
Janine Herzig, President, AusIMM

The Social License to Operate: adoption and application in the mining sector, 1997-2017
Ian Thomson, Shinglespit Consultants Inc

The devolution of the social licence to operate in the Australian mining industry
David Laurence, ACSMP

Approaches for social license to remine in post-mining-societies
Angela Binder, Clausthal University of Technology

A social licence to close: engaging stakeholders in agreeing post-mining land uses
Jo-Anne Everingham, Sustainable Minerals Institute, University of Queensland

Can the circular economy help embed social licence in the minerals industry?
Glen Corder, Sustainable Minerals Institute, University of Queensland

Thinking beyond closure: toward a mine closure database
Kamila Svobodova, Sustainable Minerals Institute

Observations from the recent AusIMM Social Licence to Operate Forum
Bruce Harvey, resolution88 Pty Ltd

Social Responsibility in Geoscience and Mining Education
Mike Katz, Mineral Development

Dynamics of corporate social responsibility: a theoretical perspective
Zhongxue Li, University of Science and Technology Beijing

Assessing and improving the sustainability performance of mining industries
George Gaidajis, Democritus University of Thrace

Demonstrating local excellence by positioning business performance in a global sustainable development context
Hennie du Plooy, Port Waratah Coal Services Ltd

An interrogation of the approach to social licence to operate (SLO) on the African continent
Harmony Musiyarira, Namibia University of Science and Technology

Interrogating the legitimacy to enter into a social licence: a community perspective
Nomakhuze Nyembo, GIBS Business School

Dimensions of the coltan and cobalt resource curse in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Byelongo Elisee Isheloke, University of Cape Town

Day 1 Conference Close
Michael Hitch, SDIMI 2019 Conference Chair

Day 2 Conference Opening
Michael Hitch, SDIMI 2019 Conference Chair

Trends in Social License to Operate: the North American experience
Deborah Shields, Colorado State University

Large-scale mining in Luzon: assessment of the impact and sustainability of the mandated corporate social responsibility practices for their host communities
Jackie Lou Raborar, University of Santo Tomas

Off-Earth mining in the context of sustainable development
Jessica Dallas, University of New South Wales

Sustainable mining practices in some mining regions of India
Gurdeep Singh, Indian Institute of Technology (Indian School of Mines)

The Social Licence Pathway: Towards a collaborative planning and approval process for the digital age
Peter Dupen, H2onestly

Tantalum mining in Africa’s Great Lakes region: a case study for sustainable economic development?
Philip Schuette, Federal Institute for Geosciences/Natural Resources

Changing local and global impacts of critical minerals supply for the clean energy transition
Damien Giurco, University of Technology Sydney

Critical Minerals: a review assessing risks related to mineral resource availability
Kegomoditswe Koitsiwe, University of Botswana

Reconnecting raw materials with society: A case study for the Lignite mines in north-western Greece
Chrysanthi Rodolaki, TU Bergakademie Freiberg

Digital Work Preparation Tool for Sub-Surface Construction Work in Mines - An Approach to Optimisation
Julia Herhold, TU Bergakademie Freiberg

China's spatial and temporal disparities in energy efficiency and influencing factors
Liangshan Shao, Liaoning Technical University

Energy portfolio versus sustainability of mining industry
Durjoy Baidya, The University of British Columbia

Complex orebodies: the role of social and environmental complexities in current mine projects development
Eleonore Lebre, Sustainable Minerals Institute

Establishment of an early warning model for mine waste dump failure induced by rainfall
Zhengxing Yu, China Academy of Safety Science & Technology

Optimise payload and increase trucking factors with volume scanning
Carey West, Loadscan

Social license from a European perspective
Michael Tost, Montanuniversitaet Leoben

Policy drivers and barriers for sustainable mining innovations in the EU: a case study analysis
Andreas Endl, Vienna University of Economics and Business

The social license to operate in the extractive industries: an international law perspective
Mihaela Barnes, Independent Consultant

Day 2 Conference Close
Michael Hitch, SDIMI 2019 Conference Chair

Day 3 Conference Opening
Michael Hitch, SDIMI 2019 Conference Chair

Social License to Operate Within Southeast Asia
Nga Nguyen, Hanoi University of Mining and Geology

Why a responsible coal mining supply chain matters in a decarbonizing world
Anne-Claire Howard, Bettercoal

Role of mining companies in contributing to sustainable development goals
Harmony Musiyarira, Namibia University of Science and Technology

Can mineral exploration companies create and share value with local communities? The case of Erdene Resource Development Corporation in Mongolia
Nadja Kunz, The University of British Columbia

Impact of mining activities on the achievement of sustainable development goals
Adeyinka Omotehinse, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil

How should we make decisions and prioritize environmental sustainability in the Canadian north?
Mustafa Kumral, McGill University

Implementation of social license to operate into early evaluation stages of potential mining projects
George Barakos, TU Bergakademie Freiberg

A theoretical holistic risk management model for mining operations
Zach Agioutantis, University of Kentucky

Promoting the social license to operate through integrating social and environmental aspects in criticality assessments
Konstantin Kühnel, Federal Institute for Geosciences/Natural Resources

Overview of the AusIMM Community and Enviornment Society
Juleen Brown, Wood

Estimating the value of benefits in benefit-sharing agreements
Eric Werker, Beedie School of Business at Simon Fraser University

Bad apples and careless workers - notions of risk in corruption reform
Andrea Shaw, Shaw Idea & SMI, University of Queensland

Methods of obtaining social acceptance for mining activities
Zuzanna Łacny, AGH University of Science and Technology

Social licence or social science? Perspectives on social impact assessment
Hanabeth Luke, Southern Cross University

Benefit-sharing mechanisms in developed mining countries: a literature review
George Gaidajis, Democritus University of Thrace

Mining and the social licence obsession: thinking broader, working better
Deanna Kemp, University of Queensland

How inter-sectoral power relations change the meaning of the social license
Robert Boutilier, Stakeholder 360

Too much of a good thing? Can a strong social licence leave communities in tears?
Leeora Black, Deloitte

Conference Close
Michael Hitch, SDIMI 2019 Conference Chair