Cultural Heritage Disputes in Mining
Resolve cultural heritage disputes in mining through early assessment, design changes, avoidance, mitigation, and co-management.
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Resolve cultural heritage disputes in mining through early assessment, design changes, avoidance, mitigation, and co-management.
Work with traditional leaders in mining by verifying authority, mapping decision-makers, honoring protocol, and preventing captured consent.
Build trust with Indigenous communities through rights-based engagement, independent facilitation, shared agreements, and accountability.
Learn what FPIC requires in mining, from governance mapping and independent advice to ongoing consent and durable community agreements.
A 30-minute call is enough for me to understand the situation and tell you honestly whether I can help. Active opposition, a social licence problem, an FPIC process that needs an independent facilitator, a negotiation a community has to prepare for, or a conflict that is not public yet but will be. It makes no difference which side of the table you are on. No obligation, no generalist pitch.
Every first conversation is confidential.