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Conference Program

November 4-6, 2015. Enjoy Hotel, Antofagasta, Chile

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4

16:00-19:00 Registration, Foyer

18:00-18:20 Authors and Session Chair Coordination Meeting, Ballroom A

NOVEMBER 04

BALLROOM AB

Inauguration Ceremony

19:00

Words of Welcome

Barbara Alcayaga, Srmining 2015 Conference Manager, Planning and Development Manager, Gecamin, Chile

Deanna Kemp, Srmining 2015 Co-Chair, Deputy Director, Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, Sustainable Minerals Institute, The University of Queensland, Australia

Francisco Veloso, Srmining 2015 Chair, VP of Corporate Affairs and Sustainability, Antofagasta Minerals and Chairman of the Board of Minera Los Pelambres, Chile

Invited Speaker

Diego Hernández, CEO, Antofagasta Minerals PLC, Chile

Opening Address

Sergio Muñoz, President, Supreme Court of Justice, Government of Chile

20:00 Welcome Reception

NOVEMBER 05

BALLROOM AB

Plenary Session 1
Chair: Ursula Weber, Anglo American, Chile

08:20

Day 2 Program Update Cristian Parra, Srmining 2015 Technical Coordinator, Analysis for Development Group, Australia

08:30

Mining and Social Responsibility: Progress and Challenges for the Future Deanna Kemp, Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, Sustainable Minerals Institute, The University of Queensland, Australia

09:00

Construction of Collective Participation Standards for Energy Investment Projects in Chile Javier Zulueta, Division of Inclusion and Dialogue, Ministry of Energy, Chile

09:30

Business & Human Rights – Assessing the Implementation of the “Protect, Respect and Access to Remedy” Framework and Challenges for the Mining Industry Dante Pesce, Working Group on Business and Human Rights, Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, Chile

10:00-10:40 Poster Session and Coffee Break. Foyer

BALLROOM A

Session 1: Conflict Prevention and Resolution
Chair: Miguel Cervantes, CCPM Consulting Group, Peru

10:40

(SPA) The Invention of a Territory: Mining Development and Socio-Environmental Conflicts in Huasco Alto Juan Antonio Carrasco, Goldcorp El Morro, Chile

11:00

(ENG) Proactive Conflict Prevention: Evaluating Effectiveness of a Site Level Grievance Mechanism in Peru Francisco Raunelli, Sergio González, Eva Izquierdo, Katie Fergusson, Norman Gridley and Monique Llaque, Anglo American, Peru

11:20

(ENG) Supporting Community-Driven Early Engagement Around Natural Resource Extraction in Fragile States Lien De Brouckere and Jon Bellish, One Earth Future Foundation, United States

11:40

(SPA) Community Engagement: A Success Case in Mexico Lucrecia Solano, Redes de Confianza, Mexico

12:00

(SPA) Changing Common Sense: Collaboration as a Business Model Juan Pedro Pinochet, Gestión Social, Chile

12:20

(A63) Social License in ‘Real Time’: Using Dynamic Methods to Support a New Kind of Community Relationship Kieren Moffat, Naomi Boughen and Airong Zhang, Mineral Resources Flagship, CSIRO, Australia; Laura Brooks, Anglo American, United Kingdom

BALLROOM B

Session 2: Community, Social Capital and the Environment
Chair: Sally Babidge, The University of Queensland, Australia

10:40

(SPA) Lessons from a Pioneer Participatory Water Monitoring Program: Building Local Governance Collaboratively Cesar Leiva, El Teniente Division, Codelco, Chile

11:00

(ENG) Mines and Sustainable Communities: Seeking Platforms for True Development Partnership Timothy Hart, SRK Consulting, South Africa

11:20

Project Finance & Community Relations: Costs of the Social Risk in the Energy and Extractive Sector Francisco Merino and Stephen Dow, Centre of Energy, Petroleum and Mining Law and Policy, University of Dundee, UK

11:40

(SPA) The Concept of Social Capital and its Impact on the Development of Community Investments Initiatives Cristian Puga and Marcelo Glavic, Minera Centinela, Antofagasta Minerals, Chile

12:00

(SPA) Economic and Social Development Contribution of a Mining Project in a Region Norma Orozco, Superintendencia de Servicios Públicos Domiciliarios, Colombia and Karen De La Hoz, Universidad Nacional de Colombia

12:20

TBC

12:40-14:00 Lunch. Menorca Ballroom

BALLROOM A

Session 3: Resettlement, Human Rights, Fair Labor and Gender
Chair: Alejandra Tironi, Antofagasta Minerals, Chile

14:00

(ENG) Human Rights Impact Assessment in the Extractive Industries: Taking a Human Rights-Based Approach Nora Götzmann, Danish Institute for Human Rights, Denmark and Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, SMI, The University of Queensland, Australia and Tulika Bansal, Danish Institute for Human Rights, Denmark

14:20

(ENG) Improving Family Farming as a Sustainable Development Tool of Serrote da Laje Project André Germani and José Brito, Independent Consultants, Brazil

14:40

(SPA) Codelco’s Experience in the Field of Gender Equality Laura Albornoz, Corporación Nacional del Cobre, Codelco, Chile

15:00

(ENG) A Centralized Talent Management Approach at a Mining Company in Southern Africa Yvonne Muzondiwa, Ilze Swarts and Cecile Schultz, Tshwane University of Technology, South Africa

15:20

(ENG) Informed Communities: Supporting Development in the Context of Mining in the Republic of Guinea Lien De Brouckere, American Bar Association Rule of Law Initiative, United States

15:40

(SPA) Rebuilding Education in Haiti, a Chilean Experience of Public, Private, Academia and Civil Society Cooperation Karin Eggers, Komatsu Cummins Chile; Freddy Yañez, Komatsu Cummins Chile and América Solidaria, Haiti; Rogelio Rubiño, International Cooperation Agency Chile, Foreign Relations Ministry, Chile; and Sebastián Zulueta, Fundación América Solidaria, Chile

BALLROOM B

Session 4: Challenges in CSR, SR Standards and Shared Value
Chair: Nigel Wight, The University of Queensland, Australia

14:00

(ENG) How Does the Local Context Shape Corporate Social Responsibility in Mining? The Case of Vale Marie-Gabrielle Piketty and Marcel Djama, Centre de Coopération Internationale en Recherche Agronomique pour le Développement, France and Malaysia; University of Putra Maya, Malaysia; Isabel Drigo, Nexus Socioambiental, Brazil; Mario Falcão and Jaime Nhamirre, Eduardo Mondlane University, Mozambique

14:20

(SPA) The European Style: Impact Assessment, a Baseline for the Decision Making Process Yanina Kowszyk, Emilie Besnier, Irene Haddad, Rajiv Maher and Grissel Meneses, Forum Empresa, Chile

14:40

(SPA) From Social Responsibility towards Corporate Territorial Responsibility Guillén Calvo and Patricio Carvallo, INSUCO, Colombia and Chile

15:00

(ENG) The Enduring Value of Early, Closure-Specific Stakeholder Engagement Geraldine McGuire, Sustainable Solutions Global, Australia and Jeff Millgate, Pan Aust Asia

15:20

(SPA) Industry-Community Dialogue: The Experience of Sierra Gorda’s Good Neighbors Table Claudio Echeverría, Good Neighbors Table, Sierra Gorda, Chile

15:40

(SPA) Generating Shared Value: Organized Andacollo Community and Teck Carmen de Andacollo Manuel Farías and Juan Seleme, Cía. Minera Teck Carmen de Andacollo, Chile

16:00-16:40 Poster Session and Coffee Break. Foyer

BALLROOM AB

Discussion Panel 1

16:40

Human Rights, Indigenous Issues, Social Conflicts and the Importance of New Approaches and Early Engagement with Communities

Sebastián Donoso, Research Associate, Centro de Políticas Públicas UC, Chile (Moderator)
Gloria Arriagada, Regional Director, Fundación Casa de la Paz, Chile
Norman Gridley, Sustainability Manager, Anglo American Quellaveco, Peru
Antonio Cruz, President of the Atacama People's Council
Luis Contreras, Regional Environmental Manager, KGHM, Chile

18:20-21:00 Cocktail and Conference Dinner. Menorca Ballroom

NOVEMBER 06

BALLROOM AB

Plenary Session 2
Chair: Cristian Parra, Analysis for Development Group, Australia

08:20

Day 3 Program Update Cristian Parra, Srmining 2015 Technical Coordinator, Analysis for Development Group, Australia

08:30

Managing Complexity in a Changing World: A Global Perspective on Social Responsibility in Mining Aidan Davy, International Council on Mining and Metals, United Kingdom

09:00

Building Networks for Local Development: The Case of Sanitary Improvement Project in the Town of Michilla Cristian Puga, Minera Centinela, Chile and Marcelino Carvajal, Municipality of Mejillones, Chile

09:30

Teck Quebrada Blanca - Early Relations Patricio Pinto, Teck Quebrada Blanca, Chile

10:00-10:40 Poster Session and Coffee Break. Foyer

BALLROOM A

Session 5: Social Investment, Community Development, Social Enterprise and Collective Impact
Chair: Manuel Farías, Teck, Chile

10:40

(SPA) Improving the Relationship between Company and Community Sergio Villa, Grupo México, Mexico

11:00

(SPA) Understanding Collective Action in Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mining Adrián Saldarriaga, Santiago Arango and Clara Villegas, Universidad Nacional de Colombia

11:20

(SPA) Learning Zone Program: Improving the Quality of Life in a Mining Community Imelda Montemayor and Rogelio Montemayor, Redes de Confianza, Mexico

11:40

(SPA) Health Care Networking Promotion in the Province of Huasco: Collaboration between Public and Private Sectors? Edward Curiante, Goldcorp El Morro, Chile

12:00

(ENG) Building Trust through Participative Monitoring of Regional Commitments in Moquegua, Peru Francisco Raunelli, Sergio Gonzaléz, Eva Izquierdo, Norman Gridley, Katie Fergusson, Anglo American, Peru

BALLROOM B

Session 6: Measuring, Monitoring and Reporting Social Performance (1 of 2)
Chair: Marcelo Glavic, Minera Centinela, Chile

10:40

(SPA) Getting to Know to Transform: An Integrated Research and Social Management Model at Anglo American’s Operations in Chile David Viera and Ursula Weber, Anglo American, Chile; and Daniela Acuña, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

11:00

(ENG) The Art and Science of Benefit Sharing in the Natural Resource Sector Liane Lohde, International Finance Corporation, Peru

11:20

(SPA) Building Communities Relations Strategies from the Ground Up: A Case Study of Rio Tinto Exploration in Chile Cristian Jauré, Rio Tinto Exploration, Chile

11:40

(SPA) Chile’s New Voluntary Standards for Company-Community Relations during the Pre-Investment Stage David Plumb, Consensus Building Institute, Chile and Claudio Bustamante, Consejo Nacional de Producción Limpia, Chile

12:00

(SPA) Green Marketing as a Tool to Estimate the Perception of Coal Mining Danny López and Carlos Socarras, Universidad de La Guajira, Colombia

12:20-14:00 Lunch. Menorca Ballroom

BALLROOM A

Session 7: Indigenous Peoples, Indigenous Rights and Mining
Chair: María José Miranda, Analysis for Development Group, Chile

14:00

(SPA) Does Prior Consultation Generate Conflicts? The Case of Extractive Industries in Peru Miguel Cervantes, CCPM Consulting Group, Peru

14:20

(ENG) Sustaining Project Agreements between Community and Corporations: Issues, Implications and Solutions Kim Wilson, Specialized Native Title Consultants, Australia, and Margarita Escartin, Red Cliff Project Consultants, Australia

14:40

(ENG) Post-politics and Oil and Gas Extraction in New Zealand and Canada: Indigenous Perspectives Katharina Ruckstuhl, University of Otago, New Zealand

15:00

(SPA) KGHM Voluntary Environmental and Community Engagement Approach for Exploration near the Caspana Indigenous Community María Ignacia Fracchia and Luis Contreras, KGHM, Chile; Ernesto Colamar, Caspana Indigenous Community; MEK HSEC Team, KGHM, Chile

15:20

(ENG) Indigenous Peoples and Mining: Opportunities for Mutual Benefit Aidan Davy, International Council on Mining and Metals, United Kingdom

BALLROOM B

Session 8: Measuring, Monitoring and Reporting Social Performance (2 of 2)
Chair: Kieren Moffat, CSIRO, Australia

14:00

(SPA) An Integrated Multidisciplinary Approach to Managing Social Impacts of Construction at the Quellaveco Project Jorge Salem, Cecilia Posadas, Katie Fergusson, Francisco Raunelli and Guillermo Astete, Anglo American, Peru

14:20

(ENG) Adoption of Social Media in the Australian Energy and Resources Sectors Craig Styan, William Trott, Christopher Bartley, Owen Sharpe, Helena Wu, Adeline Tubb and Darien Simon, University College London, Australia

14:40

(ENG) The Beyond Zero Harm Framework: Reinventing Company-Community Baseline Approaches Aaron Steeghs, Yamana Gold, Canada, and Lauren Joseph, The World Economic Forum, Switzerland

15:00

(SPA) Integrated System of Social Information Management: Preventing, Monitoring and Learning Maritza Burbano and Mario Wong, Rio Tinto, Peru

15:20

(SPA) Somos Choapa: A New Approach to Local Engagement and Community Investment Andrés Morán, Antofagasta Minerals, Chile

15:40-16:20 Poster Session and Coffee Break. Foyer

BALLROOM AB

Discussion Panel 2

16:20

Trends and Challenges in CSR, Community Engagement and Benefit Sharing for the Resource Sector

Ursula Weber, Social and Community Development Manager, Anglo American, Chile (Moderator)
Petri Salopera, Corporate Social Responsibility Manager, Goldcorp El Morro, Chile
Juan Pablo Schaeffer, Chief Sustainable Development Officer, Colbún, Chile
Francisco Veloso, VP of Corporate Affairs and Sustainability, Antofagasta Minerals and Chairman of The Board of Minera Los Pelambres, Chile
Ana Zúñiga, Vice President of Corporate Affairs and Sustainability, Sierra Gorda SCM, Chile

BALLROOM AB

Closing Ceremony

18:00

Conference Balance and Final Comments

Barbara Alcayaga, Srmining 2015 Conference Manager, Gecamin, Chile

Deanna Kemp, Srmining 2015 Co-Chair, Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, SMI, The University of Queensland, Australia

Francisco Veloso, Srmining 2015 Chair, Antofagasta Minerals, Chile

BALLROOM Foyer

Poster Presentations

Agroforestry Systems: Demonstrative Unit of the Cassava Production Chain in Traditional Communities. A Successful Family Farming Experience in the Amazon Alberto Aragão and Paulo Mendonça, Mineraçao Rio do Norte, Brazil

BALLROOM Foyer

Student Poster Presentations

Indigenous Rights and Identity in Mining: The Politicization of Indigenous Identity in Communities in III and IV Regions of Chile Nigel Wight, PhD Student, Sustainability in Minerals Institute, University of Queensland, Australia

Development of a Practical Information Guide for the Civil Society Surrounding the Cauquenes-Coligüe Tailings Dams Francisca Urbina, Universidad Mayor, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile and CONICYT-PAI Program, Chile