Our commitment to sustainable development includes contributing social and economic value where we operate. We engage with stakeholders, including local communities, to understand their interests, priorities and aspirations, and identify opportunities to work toward shared value creation.
We seek to contribute meaningfully to the social and economic development of countries and communities where we operate through the taxes and royalties we pay, employment opportunities we create, suppliers we work with, social investments we make and shareholder returns we deliver.
We believe that building meaningful community relationships based on trust is essential to the way we operate. This means understanding and working to address actual and potential impacts and participating in transparent two-way communication that is proactive, responsive and ongoing.
We are proud to invest in local communities and contribute to the social, economic, and institutional development of countries and communities where we operate.
We design operation-specific social investment plans which cover a three-year period and are reviewed annually so that they continue to reflect stakeholder and community interests and priorities. We evaluate the impact of our social investments through our social investment impact measurement framework.
Cerro Matoso have partnered with the Dimite Foundation to strengthen the capacity, and cultural resilience of the neighbouring Afro-descendant communities of Boca de Uré and San José de Uré.
For the last three years, we have been working to deepen our relationship with the Wilman and Wardandi peoples of the Noongar nation, who are the Traditional Custodians of the lands, waters and territories on which Worsley Alumina is located.
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Our South Africa Manganese operation has handed over a newly upgraded state-of-the-art 28 bed paediatric unit at Tshwaragano Hospital.
