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Supply-chain push may bring new deals but do little to help producer countries develop their mining sectors.
The devolved government in West Sumatra province, which is home to 5.8 million people on Indonesia’s Sumatra Island, intends to present new zoning plans to the central government that could regulate currently illegal mines operated by small groups of people.
A series of new guidelines aim to standardise and mainstream ESG reporting by Chinese mining companies, but gaps remain.
Colombia has been pushing for a binding global minerals treaty at several key UN meetings, including at the seventh UN Environment Assembly (UNEA-7) last December.
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