The Global Investor Commission on Mining 2030 is a collaborative investor-led initiative seeking to define a vision for a socially and environmentally responsible mining sector overall by 2030, and to develop a consensus about the role of finance in realising this vision.
It recognises the mining industry’s important role in society and the transition to a low carbon economy and aims to ensure the sector leaves a positive legacy by addressing key systemic risks holistically.
10 Year Vision and Recommendations
The Global Investor Commission on Mining 2030 is pleased to release its 10-Year Vision and Recommendations.
Mission
Why mining?

Mined resources underpin modern society. From electric car batteries, to fertiliser for farming, to renewable energy production, the transition to a net zero global economy requires low-carbon solutions that are mineral-intensive. Mining will determine whether or not the world can achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement.
There is good practice in many individual companies. However, as a sector it must overcome a range of systemic challenges if it is to meet the needs of society sustainably and responsibly. Mining can be a catalyst for growth, jobs and development. It can also be a contributor to or exacerbate conflict. How investors in the sector understand these issues will be key to developing a vision for the industry that can enable investors to play a constructive role through the way they invest, steward and value the sector.
News and events

Event
Mining 2030: Introducing a 10-year Vision for the Mining Industry and the Role of Investors – Webinar

News
$18 TRILLION-BACKED INVESTOR COMMISSION RELEASES 10 YEAR BLUEPRINT TO DRIVE A RESPONSIBLE MINING SECTOR

News
Investors key to driving sustainability of mining sector – but too often incentivise short-termism,finds mining industry survey


