Selection of recent and ongoing projects
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ContactSelection of recent and ongoing projects
Our personnel have worked extensively worldwide, from Armenia to Zambia, for clients including the World Bank Group, EBRD, ICMM, KfW, DEG, Newmont, Newcrest, Gold Fields, Iamgold, Rio Tinto, Shell, BG, and Exxon Mobil to name a few. If you would like to receive a more detailed Statement of Qualifications please contact us here.
ContactSelection of recent and ongoing projects
Tiger Habitat Project, KfW – Indonesia (Conservation)
Confidential – Laos (Mining)
Lihir, Newcrest – Papua New Guinea (Mining)
Confidential – Philippines (Mining)
Our personnel have worked extensively worldwide, from Armenia to Zambia, for clients including the World Bank Group, EBRD, ICMM, KfW, DEG, Newmont, Newcrest, Gold Fields, Iamgold, Rio Tinto, Shell, BG, and Exxon Mobil to name a few. If you would like to receive a more detailed Statement of Qualifications please contact us here.
ContactSelection of recent and ongoing projects
Trans Adriatic Pipeline – Albania, Greece, Italy (Oil & Gas)
Copler, Alacer Gold – Turkey (Mining)
Karavasta, Voltalia – Albania (Renewables)
Trans Anatolian Pipeline – Turkey (Oil & Gas)
Our personnel have worked extensively worldwide, from Armenia to Zambia, for clients including the World Bank Group, EBRD, ICMM, KfW, DEG, Newmont, Newcrest, Gold Fields, Iamgold, Rio Tinto, Shell, BG, and Exxon Mobil to name a few. If you would like to receive a more detailed Statement of Qualifications please contact us here.
ContactDeveloped in light of the Global Tailings Standard, SRA’s 2 Part Tailings Storage Facility and Resettlement Insight Series examines the role of resettlement in relation to TSF management. The Series aims to help project proponents, mine owners, land access and resettlement practitioners, communities and other interested parties understand how displacement impacts and resettlement can be properly considered and handled within the broader context of effectively assessing and managing tailing storage facility (TSF) risks and consequences to communities, be these in relation to existing or planned TSFs.
The Tailings Storage Facility and Resettlement Insight Series is available in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese.
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Our personnel have worked extensively worldwide, from Armenia to Zambia, for clients including the World Bank Group, EBRD, ICMM, KfW, DEG, Newmont, Newcrest, Gold Fields, Iamgold, Rio Tinto, Shell, BG, and Exxon Mobil to name a few. If you would like to receive a more detailed Statement of Qualifications please contact us here.
ContactSRA’s latest Insight Series, focusing on Gender Mainstreaming in Land Access & Resettlement, has been prepared by our Gender Expert Elisabet Torà.
Gender mainstreaming is critical for projects to deliver more successful land access and resettlement, and is becoming increasingly significant for financial institutions and industry organizations. However, much remains to be done to ensure a comprehensive gender-informed approach to managing physical and economic displacement, beyond mere tokenism. The 10-part Gender Mainstreaming Series aims to help projects take practical steps to ensure that vulnerabilities related to women and sexual and gender minorities are adequately addressed throughout the land access and resettlement stakeholder engagement, assessment, planning, implementation, and monitoring & evaluation process.
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Our personnel have worked extensively worldwide, from Armenia to Zambia, for clients including the World Bank Group, EBRD, ICMM, KfW, DEG, Newmont, Newcrest, Gold Fields, Iamgold, Rio Tinto, Shell, BG, and Exxon Mobil to name a few. If you would like to receive a more detailed Statement of Qualifications please contact us here.
ContactSRA is pleased to have worked with our colleagues at Anglo American to develop a joint publication on the topic of Mining, Climate Change and Land Access & Resettlement.
Anglo American and SRA believe that Climate Change is one of the defining challenges of our time. The Insight provides a brief guide to the key considerations and practical steps mine projects and operations can take to mainstream Climate Change into their land access, displacement, and resettlement processes.
Climate Change will have profound effects on every aspect of our society, our economy, and the ecosystems on which we depend. It will affect every aspect of the mining industry, including access to land, water and other critical resources and will impact on the lives and livelihoods of the communities among whom mining companies operate. Approaches to land access, displacement and resettlement need to take account of Climate Change in determining the need for resettlement, in ensuring effective resettlement planning and implementation, and securing the future sustainably of mining operations and communities.
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Our personnel have worked extensively worldwide, from Armenia to Zambia, for clients including the World Bank Group, EBRD, ICMM, KfW, DEG, Newmont, Newcrest, Gold Fields, Iamgold, Rio Tinto, Shell, BG, and Exxon Mobil to name a few. If you would like to receive a more detailed Statement of Qualifications please contact us here.
ContactWe know clients require assistance from consultants who not only have experience writing reports and preparing action plans, but who have implemented projects on the ground.
Our personnel have managed projects from A-Z, from the assessment stage through consultations and negotiations, planning and implementation.
We know what it takes to meet best practice in a practical way that meets project objectives, whilst enabling impacts on communities to be addressed – we walk the talk.
Our extensive international experience allows us to reflect on lessons learned and apply our experiences to the development of pragmatic and appropriate solutions, in accordance with project location and requirements, national laws and international standards.
Our personnel are thoroughly familiar with the standards and requirements of the International Finance Corporation, Equator Principle Banks as well as other institutions like the EBRD.
We provide training to company corporate and operations managers and staff in the application of international standards and effective management of social risks.
Our team has been at the forefront of developing new best practice approaches in social management and land access and resettlement. SRA brings this experience to projects and is committed to continuous innovation.
We strongly believe in active stakeholder engagement throughout the project process (internally and externally), and believe that the best, most cost effective and sustainable solutions come from an approach that fully engages all stakeholders.
SRA brings its extensive experience to bear on all its projects, but does not believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. We know that each project has unique characteristics that must be fully understood in order to develop appropriate solutions.
SRA generally works in mixed client / consultant teams to plan and implement projects.
This ensures that the client’s social team fully understands and owns the process and their capacity is built to manage issues.
Our personnel have worked extensively worldwide, from Armenia to Zambia, for clients including the World Bank Group, EBRD, ICMM, KfW, DEG, Newmont, Newcrest, Gold Fields, Iamgold, Rio Tinto, Shell, BG, and Exxon Mobil to name a few. If you would like to receive a more detailed Statement of Qualifications please contact us here.
ContactSRA assists corporations, lending institutions and governments with development of legislation, standards and guidelines, and capacity building and training.
Recent examples include:
The SRA Insights Series offers free briefing notes on key social impact and land access & resettlement issues, and is available free from our website.
If you would like to discuss how tailor-made and focused training courses or guidance documents may assist your team in addressing social issues and challenges, please contact us.
Our personnel have worked extensively worldwide, from Armenia to Zambia, for clients including the World Bank Group, EBRD, ICMM, KfW, DEG, Newmont, Newcrest, Gold Fields, Iamgold, Rio Tinto, Shell, BG, and Exxon Mobil to name a few. If you would like to receive a more detailed Statement of Qualifications please contact us here.
ContactSRA’s vision is to support companies, institutions and communities in delivering mutually-beneficial projects, creating win-win-win scenarios for communities, companies and governments.
We contribute to the triple-bottom-line success of our clients projects, in terms of meeting financial, environmental and social objectives. SRA is committed to a balanced approach to project development in which social, environmental and economic growth are given equal importance in the project planning and implementation process.
We operate in accordance with international best practice, and will never work on projects where human rights and the environment are not respected in accordance with international standards, or where we believe the outcome will be detrimental to communities or the environment.
SRA engages the most experienced and skilled social and resettlement professionals in the world to implement projects through a strong project management framework that meets clients’ expectations in terms of deliverables, schedule and budgets.
We don’t just plan and review projects, we implement them – we walk the talk.
Our personnel have worked extensively worldwide, from Armenia to Zambia, for clients including the World Bank Group, EBRD, ICMM, KfW, DEG, Newmont, Newcrest, Gold Fields, Iamgold, Rio Tinto, Shell, BG, and Exxon Mobil to name a few. If you would like to receive a more detailed Statement of Qualifications please contact us here.
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