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Title:: PECC Minerals Network Meeting
When:: 17 Nov, 2003 - 18 Nov, 2003
Where:: Australia, Brisbane - Brisbane
Category:: PECC Events

Description

PECC Minerals Network Meeting

COMMUNITY INTEGRATION IN MINING AND MINE SITE REHABILITATION
November 17-18 2003, Brisbane, Queensland

Organised by the Australian Committees for PECC
Hosted by the Department of State Development Queensland

Monday, November 17
0800 - 0830	Registration
0830 - 0845	Official Welcome Christopher Findlay; Vice Chair, AUSPECC Stan Sielaff; Executive Director, Department of State Development Queensland
0845 - 0915	Report on the 2002 Noumea PECC Mineral Network Workshop Dominique Chuvan; FPTPEC Doriane Sanchez-Le Bris; FPTPEC
	Theme: Addressing the Environmental Issues in the Minerals Sector Chair: Jacques Leguéré, FPTPEC
0915	Comments from the Chair
0920 - 1300	Mining, Land and Community
0920	Mined Land Rehabilitation and Communities - the PNG Experience Vele LLa'ava; Development Officer, University of Papua New Guinea Mining Rehabilitation in Papua New Guinea: An Overview (1.33 MB)
0940	Mined Land Rehabilitation and Communities - the Indonesian Experience Hickman Manaf; Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Indonesia
1000	Land, Community and Mine Closure Issues - the Australian Experience David Mulligan; CMLR, University of Queensland Mined Land Rehabitation - A Journey Through Queensland and Beyond (10.71 MB)
1020	Discussion
1030 - 1100	Morning Tea
1100	Mined Land Rehabilitation and Communities - the Fiji Experience Iferemi Dau; Mineral Resources Department, Fiji Community Liaison in Mining Projects - the Fiji Government Experience (510.37 kB)
1120	Mining and Communities - the Ecuador Experience Jorge Paz Dorini; President, ECPECC Mining Committee Mining and Communities: the Ecuador Experience (1.05 MB)
1140	Pursuit of Project Acceptance Through HSEC Excellence Leoben Evangelista; QNI Philippines Pursuit of Project Acceptance Through HSEC Excellence (2.26 MB)
1200	Tiebaghi: Mining and the Community Dominique Chuvan; SLN, New Caledonia Rene Fere; SLN, New Caledonia Tiébaghi : Mining and the Community (3.44 MB)
1220	Conclusions of the First International Meeting "Preservation and Ecological Restoration in Tropical Mining Environment" Held in New Caledonia (July 2003): Technical, Scientific and Strategic Prospectives Nicholas Perrier; IRD, New Caledoia Preservation and ecological restoration in tropical mining environment: Technical, scientific and st (2.13 MB)
1240	Discussion
1300 - 1400	Lunch
1400 - 1740	Mining, Water and Community
1400	Water Use and Sustainable Development - A Coal Mine Case Study from Central Queensland Robin Evans; CSRM, University of Queensland (TBC) Water Use and Sustainable Development in Coal Mining – a Case Study from Central Queensland (433.41 kB)
1420	The way forward at the QNI BHP Billiton materials handling facility, Townsville Steve Carkeet; QNI Pty Limited The Way Forward at the QNI BHP Billiton Materials Handling Facility (1.33 MB)
1440	Limitations Drive Best Practice Water Management: Gladstone Drought - the Comalco Case Study Keith Halford; Manager - Environment, Comalco Aluminium Ltd Will Water Limitations Drive Better Management: Gladstone Drought: Comalco Perspective (281.57 kB)
1500	Issues Surrounding Deep Sea Tailing Deposition James Wanjik; Deputy Director, Mining Department, PNG (TBC) Issues Surrounding Deepsea Tailing Deposition: Case Studies of Misima and Lihir Mines in Papua Mines (4.02 MB) Issues Surrounding Deepsea Tailing Deposition: Case Studies of Misima and Lihir Mines in Papua Mines (29.54 kB)
1520	Discussion
1530 - 1600	Afternoon Tea
1600	Mine Waste Management - A Cultural Change. A Case Study at KPC, Indonesia Peter Scott; Principal Environmental Scientist, HLA-Envirosciences Waste Rock Management at Sangatta Coal Mine – a Cultural Change (6.31 MB)
1620	Issues Relating to Water Quality Impacts on Reef Environments (TBC)
1640	Outcomes of the International Conference "Sudbury 2003: Mining and the Environment" Held in Canada (May 2003) David Laurence; School of Mining Engineering, University of NSW Mine Rehabilitation and the Community: a Case Study from Canada (4.72 MB)
1700	Exploring Timor-Leste - Minerals Potential Vicente da Costa Pinto; Director of Energy and Minerals, Office of the President, Timor-Leste Francisco da Costa Monteirol; Natural Resources Counterpart, Office of the President, Timor-Leste Exploring Timor-Leste –Minerals Potential (Paper) (894.43 kB) Exploring Timor-Leste –Minerals Potential (ppt) (1.3 MB)
1720 - 1740	Discussion
1800 - 1930	Welcome Cocktail Reception Hosted by the Honourable Tom Barton MP, Minister for State Development, Queensland
Tuesday, November 18
	Theme: Community Integration in Mining Chair: David Brereton; Director, Centre for Mined Land Rehabilitation, University of Queensland
0830	Comments from the Chair
0830 - 1145	Community Development
	Developing Capacity to Manage Stakeholder Expectations Ed Ely; Director, Community Relations and Social Risk Management, URS Capacity Building for Managing Stakeholder Expectations (1.35 MB)
	A Community Relations Approach for the Goro Nickel Project Laurent Chatenay; Goro Nickel/Inco, New Caledonia A Community Relations Approach for the Goro Nickel Project (1.8 MB)
	Legal Issues Regarding Community Integration in Mining Reece Allen; Gaden Lawyers Legal Issues: Community Integration in Mining (131.78 kB)
	Pacific Island Mining and Communities Kitty Kahn; Advisor, Kimberley Land Council Mining and Indigenous Communities in Fiji and the Northern Territory of (1.07 MB) Mining and Indigenous Communities in Fiji and the Northern Territory of (72.31 kB)
	Indigenous Communities and Mining Projects in Northern Australia Ian Williams; Former General Manager Mining, Pasminco
	Women, Community Development and Mining Susanne Bonnell; Community Consultant
	The Solomon Islands Experience Ellisson Habu; Department of Mines and Energy, Solomon Islands Mining and the Community - a Solomon Islands Experience (35.27 kB)
	Roles of Traditional and Western Sciences in Mining Rehabilitation in PNG Vele LLa'ava; Development Officer, University of Papua New Guinea Roles of Traditional & Western Sciences in Environmental Management (1.2 MB)
1030 - 1100	Morning Tea
1100 - 1140	Panel Discussion
1140 - 1300	Capacity Building
	Micro-Financing and Its Contribution to Sustainable Community Development Beris Gwynne; Executive Director, The Foundation for Development Cooperation
	The Role of Donors Janet Epps; EMC International The Role of Donors (355.13 kB)
	Developing Education Networks David Laurence; School of Mining Engineering, University of New South Wales Developing Education Networks in Sustainable Mining Practices (112.77 kB)
	Stakeholders Scheme for Sustainable Development in Mining Mike Katz; Manager, KCM International, University of New South Wales Stakeholders Scheme for Sustainable Development (75.38 kB)
1300 - 1400	Lunch
1400 - 1500	Workshop: Social Issues Management in the Minerals Sector Janet Epps, EMCI
1530 - 1600	Afternoon Tea
1600 - 1650	Final Round Table Key Outcomes to Report and Next Steps in PECC Minerals Work Program
1650 - 1700	Closing Remarks
1830 - 2130	Conference Dinner Hosted by: The Honourable Stephen Robertson MP, Minister for Natural Resources and Minister for Mines, Queensland. Major Sponsor for the Dinner: Wagner Investments Pty Limited
Wednesday, November 19
	Field Trip to the Mineral Sand Mining Operations of Consolidated Rutile Limited on North Stradbroke Island

Venue

Venue:: Australia, Brisbane
City:: Brisbane
Country:: AUSTRALIA