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A lot more automation, a lot less humans to hit the mining industry

"Despite benefits such as more efficiency and less human-triggered accidents that the use of automation in mining has brought to the sector in the past five years, local communities and governments are set to lose jobs and tax revenues because of these emerging technologies, a new report shows."

IISD in the news October 26, 2016

What it Would Take to End Hunger

An event on the sidelines of CFS 43 focused on the public investment required to end hunger. 
Insight October 26, 2016

How Small Businesses Can Support Climate-Resilient Value Chains: Lessons from Uganda

This brief focuses on investments by domestic seed companies in quality seeds, including climate-resilient varieties, in developing countries and the climate risk management benefits for other actors along the value chain. It is designed for researchers and practitioners working on agricultural value chains, food security and climate resilience in developing countries. 
Brief October 26, 2016

SDG Knowledge Hub Launch Event in Geneva

To commemorate the launch of the new SDG Knowledge Hub, IISD will host a panel discussion on the role of knowledge management in implementing the Sustainable Development Goals.
Event October 26, 2016

As Mines Become More Automated, What Happens to the Social Licence to Operate?

We recently examined the impact of this automation on local spending and employment. Our aim was to determine the impact on economic development in host states and, by extension, the mines’ social licence to operate.
Insight October 25, 2016

IISD at the Marrakech Climate Change Conference

The 22nd session of the Conference of the Parties (COP 22) to the UNFCCC takes place from 7-18 November 2016. Our experts will be on the ground providing daily coverage of the negotiations, publishing targeted research, and convening events.
Guide October 25, 2016

Automation at mines will have significant impact on jobs, tax revenues: study

Local communities and governments will lose jobs and tax revenues as mines become increasingly automated using emerging technologies such as self-driving trucks.
Press release October 24, 2016

Can We End Hunger By 2030?

"What would it take to end hunger by 2030? 2030 is the year to meet the sustainable development goals. Of the SDGs, goal number 2 aims at zero hunger."

IISD in the news October 24, 2016

Ending Hunger: What would it cost?

Ever wondered how much it would cost to end hunger? Join us at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations in Rome to find out more!
Event October 21, 2016

Mining a Mirage? Reassessing the shared-value paradigm in light of the technological advances in the mining sector

This report uses real-world mining data to estimate the impacts of new technologies on employment and employment-related procurement, which drive major benefits in host countries.
Report October 19, 2016

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