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Working Toward Sustainable Development Reports

This year's Working Toward Sustainable Development report is our company's summary document that discusses our key sustainability challenges and opportunities. We present data and case studies to illustrate our environmental, social and economic commitments and performance at our operations. Since 2005, we have also reported under the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) sustainability reporting guidelines. We have prepared the 2008 GRI G3 report in accordance with version 3.0 of the GRI guidelines.

This web site includes links on the left side of the page to each section of the Working Toward Sustainable Development Report plus links to related policies, case studies and downloadable versions of the full report and the PTFI report (in English and Indonesian).

Data in this report excludes the Tenke Fungurume Mining development project unless otherwise noted or presented in case studies. The Tenke Fungurume Mining development project began commissioning activities in 2009. We plan to fully cover the Tenke Fungurume Mining development project in our 2009 sustainability reporting.

This Working Toward Sustainable Development report, along with the 2008 GRI G3 report, are part of our ongoing dialogue with stakeholders. We appreciate receiving feedback that will help us identify the topics that are of most interest to you and thus improve the quality of future reporting. Please contact us with your comments or questions at: sustainability@fmi.com.

Below are links to the 2007 and 2008 versions of the Working Toward Sustainable Development reports. Please email us if you would like to request a hardcopy.



2008
English version PDF format

Spanish version PDF format

French version PDF format

On the cover: Among our "Core Values" is a commitment to help build healthy communities wherever we work. The young girl pictured is Chancel Kapapa, a resident of Fungurume, in the Katanga province of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Fungurume is one of the host communities for our newest development project, the Tenke Fungurume copper and cobalt mine. We are building and managing this project in a way that benefits communities, promotes good governance, respects local culture, minimizes disruption to the environment and supports the evolution of the country toward sound mineral development.

2007

2007
English version PDF format

Spanish version PDF format

On the cover: An overhead look at a
coniferous forest established in the
tailings deposition area near the
Grasberg mine in Papua, Indonesia.


 



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