Using Stakeholder Mapping As A Tool For A Social Licence To Operate
Publication - SRK News ArticleWith continuing job losses and deteriorating profitability in mines, the potential for conflict between mines and communities increases.
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With continuing job losses and deteriorating profitability in mines, the potential for conflict between mines and communities increases.
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