This short course provides an understanding of stakeholder mapping and its application in the mining industry. Participants will learn how to effectively identify, analyze, and engage with stakeholders in the mining sector, considering their interests, influence, and potential impacts on mining projects. The course will cover stakeholder theory, practical tools for stakeholder analysis, and strategies for stakeholder engagement in the context of the mining industry. Real-world case studies will be used to illustrate stakeholder mapping concepts and their relevance in the mining sector.
This course is tailored for individuals seeking a comprehensive understanding of stakeholder theory and management throughout the mining lifecycle. It is suitable for beginner to intermediate-level participants who want to enhance their knowledge and skills in effectively identifying, analyzing, and engaging with stakeholders in the mining sector.
This course is relevant to a wide range of professionals working in various roles within the mining industry and related sectors. Potential participants who may benefit from this course include:
Project Managers, Sustainability Managers, Community Relations Specialists, Environmental Scientists, Social Impact Assessors, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Professionals, Government Officials, NGO Representatives:, Indigenous Community Leaders, Project Planners, Risk and Compliance Managers, Communication Specialists, Legal and Regulatory Advisors, Sustainability Consultants.
Upon successful completion of this course, learners will be able to:
Duration: 3 hours
Category: Mining
Level: Intermediate