Social Impact Assessment - McArthur River Mining
Social Impact Assessment - McArthur River Mining
Social Impact Assessment - McArthur River Mining
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made to transparency on environmental performance, more regular meetings with the community, greater<br />
transparency and information about the Community Benefits Trust and increased economic and<br />
employment benefits to the community.<br />
Figure 6 shows how consultation for the Phase 3 Development Project EIS phase has been planned with<br />
findings from the MRM 360 degree stakeholder survey taken into consideration:<br />
Aspect 360 Degree Survey findings Consultation considerations<br />
Environment<br />
Safety<br />
Community<br />
Performance<br />
Communication<br />
58.6% agreed MRM minimises impacts on the<br />
environment<br />
51.7% agreed and 41.4% could not comment<br />
on MRM’s commitment to safety and safety<br />
performance<br />
69% agree MRM is committed to development<br />
in the NT.<br />
65.5% agree that MRM makes a positive<br />
contribution to the local region<br />
51.7% agree MRM communicates openly on<br />
issues that affect the local community.<br />
79.3% agree MRM has fair and considerate<br />
business practices<br />
58.6% agree MRM is proactive rather than<br />
reactive in dealing with important issues<br />
58.6% agree MRM has a positive reputation in<br />
the area<br />
27.6% agree MRM has communicated with the<br />
community on important issues<br />
Key messages and materials developed about<br />
project environmental management<br />
Early, targeted information and consultation<br />
about environmental management.<br />
All consultation / site tours will be conducted in<br />
accordance with safety requirements.<br />
Lift profile and reputation using key messages<br />
relating to how the Phase 3 Development<br />
Project will further boost development in the<br />
local region and NT.<br />
Fact sheets and key messages contained within<br />
meeting guidelines about economic and<br />
employment benefits to local area.<br />
Early, targeted consultation with key<br />
stakeholders and community, which occurs<br />
promptly to ensure two-way communication and<br />
information-sharing takes place.<br />
Relevant to suppliers<br />
Build on strong performance reputation by<br />
making this a focal point of key messages<br />
relating to economic benefits of project.<br />
Reinforce MRM’s proactivity through<br />
implementing the strategy in a timely manner.<br />
Enhance reputation through proactively<br />
addressing potential and current issues openly<br />
and honestly.<br />
Improve this statistic through a) communicating<br />
openly and proactively about Phase 3<br />
Development Project EIS phase, and b)<br />
implementing a robust evaluation and feedback<br />
strategy to measure perceptions about the<br />
communication process.<br />
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