EI Sourcebook | 9. Sustainable Development

9. Sustainable Development

9. Implementation of Sustainable Development EISB
Date - 16/05/2016

First part of Chapter 9, EI Source Book text; Implementation of Sustainable Development

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9.1 Two Key Challenges EISB
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Section 1, Two Key Challenges text, of Chapter 9 of the EI Source Book text; Implementation of Sustainable Development

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9.2 Challenge 1- Leveraging EI Investments for Development EISB
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Section 2, Challenge 1- Leveraging EI Investments for Development text, of Chapter 9 of the EI Source Book text; Implementation of Sustainable Development

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9.3 Challenge 2 - Environmental and Social Impacts EISB
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Section 3, Challenge 2 - Environmental and Social Impacts, of Chapter 9 of the EI Source Book text; Implementation of Sustainable Development

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9.4 Tools- Legal and Regulatory EISB
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Section 4, Tools- Legal and Regulatory text, of Chapter 9 of the EI Source Book text; Implementation of Sustainable Development

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9.5 The Responses EISB
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Section 5, The Responses text, of Chapter 9 of the EI Source Book text; Implementation of Sustainable Development

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9.6 Summary and Recommendations EISB
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Section 6, Summary and Recommendations text, of Chapter 9 of the EI Source Book text; Implementation of Sustainable Development

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9.7 Selected Reading EISB
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Section 7, Selected Reading text, of Chapter 9 of the EI Source Book text; Implementation of Sustainable Development

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Good Practice Note on Community Development Agreements
Date - 18/05/2016

This note sets out the basic principles, and insights into their application, with respect to Community Development Agreements.

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Brief on Community Development Agreements
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This note sets out the basic principles, and insights into their application, with respect to the Community Development Agreements.

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A Framework to Approach Shared Use of Mining-Related Infrastructure
Date - 18/05/2016

Perrine Toledano, Sophie Thomashausen, Nicolas Maennling, and Alpa Shah, “A Framework to Approach Shared Use of Mining-Related Infrastructure,” produced for the EISB by the Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment, Columbia University, (2014).

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Above: extractive industries value chain element relevant for this Chapter.

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	Mining Specifics		Oil & Gas Specifics
	Africa

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