This roundtable, co-organized by the Stockholm Center on Global Governance (SCGG) at Stockholm University and the Mistra Mineral Governance research consortium, brings together scholars and practitioners to examine these challenges and their policy implications.
The discussion will focus on key risks and policy responses from a Swedish perspective, how stakeholders address governance challenges across local, national, and international levels, and the potential for greater regional and international cooperation on critical mineral governance.
This in-person roundtable takes place on 10 December 2026, 15:00–17:00 CET, in Bergsmannen on the 7th floor of Aula Magna, Frescativägen 6, at Stockholm University. A reception follows until 18:00. The nearest metro station is Universitetet on the red line (T14), a short walk from the venue. Registration is required.
One-SEI program / The ambition of this program is to contribute to a global shift to clean energy that does not transfer harmful extraction patterns.
Project / Mistra Mineral Governance research project aims to help decision-makers in Sweden and the EU navigate the critical mineral governance landscape.
Journal article / This research examines how the Folke Bernadotte Academy navigates competing demands for accountability and adaptive partner-oriented practices in peacebuilding.
Event on 28 October in Yerevan / Armenia faces waste disposal challenges alongside potential for resource recovery. We explore how to recover valuable resources and reduce pollution.
Journal article / Using a simulated Swedish food supply network, this research explores how agricultural losses caused by drought affect food distribution and consumer demand.
