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Remembering the legend.

Georges Verly gave a wonderful presentation during today's lunch at Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves to shine a light on Harry M. Parker. On starting his career, Harry said, "I was given two No. 2 pencils and a writing pad. The second day I was given a timesheet; I wised up quickly that I was expected to find a job to charge." He went on to do 483 projects over four decades. #MRMR2024 #minerallegend

This a once in a decade opportunity to meet every country in the world in one place.....here in Vancouver. This open day is free and amazing. Come meet and learn.

Honoured to have Mexico begin their journey toward CRIRSCO membership.

Minerals reporting is needed for both government and industry, but with slightly different objectives. The EU #CRMA stipulates use of #UNFC in national reporting. Learn more about why we need both #UNFC and #CRIRSCO family reporting like #PERCstandard and how they interact. Presented by Ed Sides, Mark Burnett, Alastair Moyes and David Dingemans (EurGeol) at the #MRMR2024 conference in Vancouver. Please see further details and registration link below. Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves - CRIRSCO - CIM | Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum

In April our Chairperson, Garth Kirkham, and our Deputy Chairperson, Edmund Sides, represented CRIRSCO at the UNECE Resource Management Week 2024, held in Geneva, Switzerland. The collaboration between CRIRSCO and UNECE culminated in the release of the Bridging Document between the CRIRSCO Template and the UNFC, accompanied by its guidance note. We extend our gratitude to all involved parties for their dedication and contribution to this collaborative endeavor.

The collaboration between the Committee for Mineral Reserves International Reporting Standards (CRIRSCO) and the United Nations Framework Classification for Resources (UNFC) has resulted in the release of the CRIRSCO Template to UNFC Bridging Document, accompanied by a Guidance Note.  Dario Liguti, Director of the Sustainable Energy Division at UNECE, stated: "UNFC aims at integrating the economic, social and environmental dimensions in sustainable resource management, supporting the efforts of this industry to align with the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement. The release of the updated CRIRSCO Template to UNFC Bridging Document is a testament to our commitment to enhancing transparency and consistency in mineral project reporting"   Garth Kirkham, Chairperson for CRIRSCO, added, "We believe that this document, along with the accompanying Guidance Note, will provide invaluable guidance to stakeholders involved in mineral resource management, offering transparency and consistency globally."  The Bridging Document and Guidance Note clarify the relationship between the CRIRSCO Template and UNFC, emphasizing their complementary nature. Approved by UNECE’s Expert Group on Resource Management (EGRM), this updated version marks a step forward in enhancing transparency and consistency in mineral project reporting.   The accompanying Guidance Note offers detailed insights into the usage of the bridging document and provides a more unified approach to mineral project reporting standards.   The link for the press release on the official UNECE website can be found below: https://lnkd.in/dEhb9gCS

📢 Accurate mineral reporting and classification in the global #mining industry will be simplified thanks to the harmonization of key international standards in #mineral reporting methodologies and classifications: the Committee for Mineral Reserves International Reporting Standards (CRIRSCO) Template, and the United Nations Framework Classification for Resources (UNFC). The CRIRSCO Template is the internationally accepted standard for financial reporting of publicly listed mining companies, while the UNFC is a globally applicable tool for the assessment and management by governments and other actors of all #energy and mineral resources, developed at United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. The newly released CRIRSCO Template to UNFC Bridging Document, accompanied by a comprehensive Guidance Note, marks a significant milestone in harmonizing these two systems. Both documents aim to provide a comprehensive guidance for mineral reporting and classification, and to facilitate a nuanced understanding of how to align CRIRSCO estimates with UNFC classifications, ensuring seamless integration between CRIRSCO-aligned codes and standards and UNFC. "UNFC aims at integrating the economic, social and #environmental dimensions in #sustainable #resourcemanagement, supporting the efforts of this industry to align with the #SustainableDevelopmentGoals and the #ParisAgreement. The release of the updated CRIRSCO Template to UNFC Bridging Document is a testament to our commitment to enhancing transparency and consistency in mineral project reporting," explained Dario Liguti, Director of the Sustainable Energy Division at UNECE. Garth Kirkham, Chairperson for CRIRSCO noted: "We believe that this document, along with the accompanying Guidance Note, will provide invaluable guidance to stakeholders involved in mineral resource management providing transparency and consistency, globally." Read full press release ▶ https://lnkd.in/dEhb9gCS UNECE Sustainable Energy Tatiana Molcean Dmitry Mariyasin Charlotte Griffiths Erika Ingvald Gianluca Sambucini Michal Drabik Hari Tulsidas Branko Milicevic Iva Brkic Igor L. Chiara Giamberardini Denise Mulholland Nadejda K. Tom Bide Matthias Hartung British Geological Survey European Environmental Bureau Bianca Derya Neumann Michael Musialike Radia Sedaoui United Nations ESCAP United Nations Economic Commission for Africa United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA) ECLAC