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Decarbonising Africa’s mining value chain through circularity

Discover how Africa’s mining industry is transforming through circular economy principles to enhance resource efficiency and reduce environmental impact.

In recent years, the mining industry in Africa has been increasingly focused on decarbonising its value chain through the adoption of circular economy principles, aiming to reduce environmental impact while enhancing resource efficiency and increasing economic resilience on the continent.
Hosted by ESI Africa and Mining Review Africa, in collaboration with Africa’s Green Economy Summit, this session offers practical insights from industry experts on sustainable mining practices that can be easily integrated into your business operations.
The webinar highlights key innovative strategies such as integrating renewable energy sources into mining operations, enhancing energy efficiency, managing water and waste to promote sustainability and reprocessing tailings to recover valuable minerals.
Key takeaways of webinar on decarbonising Africa’s mining value chain
1. Learn from practical examples of circular economy practices that can be easily integrated into your business operations.
2. Discover the economic benefits of transforming waste materials into new products or revenue streams.
3. Investigate the growing market potential of reprocessing tailings to extract valuable materials, opening new avenues for resource recovery.
Who should watch this webinar?
Whether you’re an executive, a sustainability manager, an investor, an industry specialit, or someone keen to explore the intersection of mining and circular economy practices, this webinar on decarbonising Africa’s mining value chain offers a golden opportunity to gain profound insights, exchange ideas, and participate in shaping a greener, more sustainable future for Africa’s mining sector.

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