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Social Licenses For Mining Projects In Latin America

In this Mining Coffee Chat discussion organized by Americas Market Intelligence (AMI), Dr. Rémi Piet — director of the Natural Resources and Infrastructure practice at AMI — and John Price — AMI Managing Director — discuss the May 7 webinar AMI organized for mining professionals, which focuses on the social license for mining in LatAm jurisdictions.

As part of the discussion, Piet and Price focus on the best practices for managing the different risks that can affect a license to operate. These risks include political interference, regulatory, reputational risk, safety/security risks, infrastructure/labor risks, local community opposition and economic pressure.

You can view the video below.

Mining Coffee Chats are weekly meetings in which AMI explores important topics affecting the mining industry. The Chats are held via Zoom every Tuesday at 11 a.m. ET (New York) time, usually featuring expert speakers and always allowing for attendees to obtain answers to the challenges that face them during COVID-19 and beyond.

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To find out more about AMI’s consulting work in the area of risk management for mining in different areas, please explore our case studies, our whitepaper on 7 key risks, and our analysis articles, which cover topics such as industry outlooks, political risk, operational risk, reputational risk and more.

Please contact us if you need assistance with managing or mitigating risk in LatAm mining jurisdictions.

Dr. Remi Piet

Dr. Remi Piet is a Director at Americas Market Intelligence (AMI) and co-leader of the firm’s Natural Resources and Infrastructure Practice. Remi leads political and other risk analysis activities for the mining, energy and infrastructure sectors in Latin America. He has worked on projects in more than 60 countries across Latin America, Asia and Europe and taught at several universities including the University of Miami, HEC (Paris) and Qatar University. Be it a snapshot country and counterparty risk analysis ahead of an asset purchase or the on-going monitoring of on-the-ground risks for miners and energy players, Remi leads the design and execution of bespoke engagements for our clients.