Day 2- Session 6: Strategic Metals and the Clean-tech Revolution Transforming Artisanal & Small Scale Mining Objective Capital Global Mining Investment Conference 2010 Stationers' Hall, City of London 28-29 September 2010 Speaker: Mike Davis - Global Witness

1. day 2 - session 6: Sustainable Mining & conflict resources Transforming Artisanal & Small Scale Mining Andre Van Zyl – Managing Director, Oak Ridge Mining Solutions

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3. The Fairmining Solution Transforming artisanal and small scale mining

5. Background to Oakridge involvement

6. Overview of conflict situation in East Congo

7. Current situation

8. The fairmining solution

9. Project Kivu – first fairmining implementation

11. Community based mining

13. Background in corporate business transformation, troubleshooting and root cause analysis

14. Our approach was region development focused, not mining specific

15. We spend 12 months detailed on the ground analysis and investigation before putting a proposal together.

16. We are developing the solution in conjunction with all local stakeholders

18. It is there by design

19. Blood minerals – not all minerals are fueling war (Blood Gold)

20. Resolving the conflict situation will result in many people losing a lot of money

21. Our initial root cause analysis showed many anomalies when compared with what gets reported in main stream media

22. Aid is a big cause of corruption

23. NGO’s creating a false economy

25. Joint meetings between Local Communities, SAEESCAM, COMIMPA, ANR, Comptoirs, Mining Police, Government and UN Expert Group

26. This voice does not effectively reach international advocacy and media.

27. We are launching platforms to address this

28. www.walikali.com and www.habarizakweto.net

29. Mineral ban in North Kivu, South Kivu and Maniema (Coltan, Wolframite and Cassiterite)

31. Product Scope – All metals and minerals

32. Key elements

33. Social and economical development

34. Environmental development

35. Transparent and traceable (compliance)

37. www.fairmining.com

38. Best in class information and process management systems and infrastructure

39. Fully integrated management information systems

40. Real time KPI monitoring and management facilities

41. Balanced scorecard methodology implemented

42. HF Radio based email facilities in rural areas

43. RFID tracking

45. Trading platform

46. Ethical metals and stones trading platform

47. Baseline traceable and transparent

48. Level 1 – fully independent certified FT/FM products

49. Gold and associated metals

50. South America – premium 10-15%

51. Level 2 – internally verified sourced minerals from fairmining partners/products

52. No premium

53. All metals

54. Incl 2nd party ethical products

55. Level 3 – recycled metals

57. 80% of profits stays in the Congo

58. Very attractive ROI to investors (eg. Phase 2 gives 100% ROI in 12 months)

60. Three more Fairmining implementations are under negotiation and will become available soon

61. 600 km2 concessions to be developed in DRC – business plan available in November 2010

62. Ghana – early 2011

63. Sierra Leone – early 2011

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