Curated Collections

Created by Italpreziosi, the objective of this portal is to share knowledge and material so that suppliers may be more committed to sustainability within their company and in their supply chain.

This page provides in-depth information around the Biodiversity Convention, the Cartagena Protocol, and the Nagoya Protocol

This data compilation (database and map) was prepared from published and unpublished sources believed to be reliable. Data and information are provided as of the indicated date of "last database update" and are subject to revision and update without notice.

Delve is a global platform for artisanal and small-scale mining data

DiliCHANCE is an international project funded by the European Commission. It was launched in October 2024 and will be active for three years. It brings together highly experienced partners from business, science and civil society. DiliCHANCE features over 200 digital tools, regulations and standards on its website.

The Due Diligence Hub provides tailored due diligence resources to help you ensure that the minerals in your supply chain, especially tin, tantalum, tungsten and gold are responsibly mined and sourced.

IWIM engages with stakeholders throughout the mining value chain including companies, policy makers, civil society organisations, governments, and women in mining organisations. (photo credit: IWIM)

This is a project that supports the training of geoscientific staff from African Geological Surveys through the development of an innovative training programme that includes the acquisition and development of important professional skills to complement their technical capabilities and qualifications. You can download documents related to the project here.

The World Gold Council and its member companies support the responsible mining and trading of gold from all legitimate sources, including artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM).

The Zero Mercury Working Group (ZMWG) is an international coalition of more than 110 public interest environmental and health non-governmental organizations from over 55 countries from around the world formed in 2005 by the European Environmental Bureau and the Mercury Policy Project. ZMWG strives for zero supply, demand, and emissions of mercury from all anthropogenic sources, with the goal of reducing mercury in the global environment to a minimum.