Mining: Global and Regulatory Scenario

ü  Update on global mining scenario

ü  Future of mining in a sustainable world

ü  Indian Mining Sector: Ease of Doing Mining and Social License to Operate

ü  Policy Reforms in Mining, Environment, Forests and Land Acquisition

ü  Role of Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) in mining 

Sustainability in existing regulatory and economic scenario

ü  Operational excellence and competitiveness of Indian Mining Industry

ü  Environmental stewardship, health and safety in mines

ü  Capacity-building and utilization of DMF for sustainability 

Responsible Mining: Best practices

ü  Net Zero Emissions target and addressing climate change

ü  Application of circular economy in mining  

ü  Application of sustainable mining principles and innovative practices in exploration and mining, mineral conservation, resource efficiency, mitigating climate change

ü  Reclamation & Rehabilitation, Mine Closure, Waste Management, Eco restoration of mined out areas and eco-tourism on mine reclaimed land

ü  Case studies in CSR and community engagement in mining sector

ü  Leveraging technology for improved sustainability-mine planning, Drones for mine monitoring and survey, application of Artificial Intelligence, slope stability, GIS and Environmental Mapping, Equipment and Process Monitoring

ü  Skill development to sustain growth and improve mine safety

Sustainability and its impact on mine of the future

ü  Creating and sustaining an ecosystem for SDF

ü  Star Rating and Sustainable Development Goals

ü  Addressing environmental and social license complexities

ü  Improving awareness on sustainable mining

ü  Sustainability reporting and tracking

ü  Evolving technical developments for optimizing resources and minimizing waste 

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