Media invitation to the launch of Policy Gap 10 - Kumba Iron Ore Report "Floating or Sinking" - Social Licence to Operate
Written by: Chantal Save to InstapaperMedia are invited to the launch of Bench Marks Foundations' tenth edition of its Policy Gap Series. This report is on Kumba Iron Ore Limited.
Bench Marks Foundation and the Bench Marks Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) at the North-West University’s report, entitled ‘Floating or Sinking’ Social Licence to Operate (SLO): Kumba Iron Ore Limited, investigates the strengths and weaknesses in Anglo American’s Kumba Iron Ore mining company’s policies in its efforts to gain and maintain a Social Licence to Operate
This publication on the iron mining industry supports the organisation’s objectives by illuminating the serious negative community and environmental impacts of iron mining in South Africa.
Where: Cedar Park Hotel and Conference Centre 120 WESTERN SERVICE, WOODMEAD, SANDTON
Date: 3 June 2015
Time: 11h00
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To access the rest of the Policy Gap reports and to find out more about the Bench Marks Foundation, go to www.bench-marks.org.za.
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