ICMM members come together as a collective to solve the challenges that are common to the mining and metals industry and to humanity. While collaboration isn't always easy it is in our nature to work for consensus to achieve the best outcomes for people and the planet. We invite all organisations that share our ambitions to join us in putting differences aside so that we may work together to enhance the contribution of mining and metals to sustainable development.
Where it all began
In late 1998 a small group of mining industry CEOs came together to question how the sector could grow its contribution to sustainable development. This led to a two-year process of research and consultation known as the Mining, Minerals and Sustainable Development Project (MMSD).
What emerged was a robust agenda for change that would enhance mining and metals’ contribution to sustainable development. MMSD concluded in May 2002 with the signing of the Toronto Declaration, where it was agreed that the newly formed, and CEO-led, ICMM (International Council on Mining and Metals) should take over responsibilities for mainstreaming sustainable development for the industry.
ICMM evolves
Over the years, societal expectations of the mining and metals industry have moved to include ever higher standards of behaviour. While our priorities have evolved our commitment to enhance the contribution of mining and metals to sustainable development has not.
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