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Local and National Social License are Connected

A survey of nearly 5,000 Canadians found national trust in mining rises when people believe local communities can hold companies to account.

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The downstream social risk mining is not thinking about in the critical minerals rush

Mining is funding the materials the transition needs. The return depends on whether renewables and grid projects build with communities.

A mining site seen from the air, with a mining truck and infrastructure visible

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Local and National Social License are Connected

A survey of nearly 5,000 Canadians found national trust in mining rises when people believe local communities can hold companies to account.

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Voconiq and Transfert Join Forces to Strengthen Global Presence

Voconiq partners with Transfert Environnement et Société to bring social licence research to Canada and Francophone Africa.

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Having the courage to trust communities

Building trust with communities raises acceptance. Trust grows when companies are willing to be vulnerable first, and are not punished for it.

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What makes engagement "meaningful"?

Social licence asks extractive industries to move past compliance into accountability. That starts with how they engage their stakeholders.