What do the EU’s new rules on corporate due diligence mean for Sámi rights and mining in Sweden?

What do the EU’s new rules on corporate due diligence mean for Sámi rights and mining in Sweden?; Rasmus Kløcker Larsen

doi:https://doi.org/10.51414/sei2024.042

Products containing phosphorus salmon fish, pine nuts, peanuts, anchovy, cheese, milk, eggs, broccoli, kiwi, potatoes, meat, beans garlic on a round cutting board and black wooden background

Feature / A look at phosphorus from mine to fork, problems it causes on the ocean and how we can leverage innovation to recover and reuse phosphorus.

22 March 2019 / About Food and agriculture, Innovation, Sustainable Development Goals, Sustainable lifestyles and Water resources

To right the wrongs in gold mining, focus on good governance

Perspective / The production process of gold is rife with negative social, environmental and economic impacts. Governance is the critical issue behind the systemic problems.

14 June 2018 / About Public policy and Supply chains

Do voluntary corporate actions improve cumulative effects assessment? Mining companies’ performance on Sami lands

Journal article / How far has reliance on voluntary action improved mining companies' assessments of cumulative effects on indigenous peoples and their land use?

5 May 2018 / About Business, Land use, Participation, Pollution and Supply chains

Truck parking at the Aitik open pit mine

The mining industry in a sustainable future

Project / Svemin, together with SEI, initiated a project to analyse the role of the mining and minerals industry in the shift towards a sustainable future.

2018 - 2019 / About Land use, Pollution, Supply chains and Sustainable Development Goals

Sami-state collaboration in the governance of cumulative effects assessment: a critical action research approach

Journal article / A novel approach to joint problem analysis between Sami reindeer herders and civil servants permitting authorities on mining, wind energy and forestry

14 March 2017 / About Adaptation and Participation

Organizational learning in regional governance: A study of the Arctic Council

SEI working paper

24 November 2016 / About Public policy

Raising the bar on mining: can Colombia’s government rise to local expectations?

Perspective / Companies and government must do their part to clean up Colombia’s mining industry and recognize that local communities deserve a strong voice.

29 June 2016 / About Ecosystems, Land use and Public policy

An Arctic mining town faces the monocity dilemma

Perspective / How global markets, climate policy and geopolitics could shape the future of Mirny, a Siberian city built on diamond mining.

16 May 2016 / About Cities