Sustainability for GDI covers issues relating to our social license to operate as well as mitigating the impact our operations have on the environment and adjacent communities
To ensure our strategy is effectively implemented and monitored, we have a well-defined sustainable development framework. Our framework consists of four key pillars that are interconnected and operate together to ensure we manage sustainable development is a manner that protects our license to operate and reputation.
Strategic responses – How we will achieve this
- Reduce risk of safety, community and environmental stoppages through ESG initiatives
- Continue to embed governance and compliance within the business
- Continue investor engagement activities
Key stakeholders
- Employees
- Communities
- Shareholders and investors
- Governments and regulators
Related risks
- Safety and health of our employees
- Loss of social license to operate/community acceptance
- Water pollution, supply and cost
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT POLICY STATEMENT
Our Sustainable Development Policy Statement was updated in 2020.
Kisita Mining Limited seeks to operate in a manner that represents a platform for responsible and ethical investment. Our strategy is to integrate sustainable development principles into strategy, business planning, management systems and decision-making processes to maintain our licence to operate and leave a positive legacy. The results will be an appropriate balance of the company’s requirements to perform financially, to manage the environment responsibly and to ensure broad social benefit.
The sustainable development strategy supports Kisita Mining overall business strategy and is designed to deliver reduced and stabilised costs, community acceptance, sustainable use of natural resources, managed asset liabilities as well as strengthen Kisita Branding brand. The five key elements of the strategy
