Metals and Mining Hold the Key to the Energy Transition. Gender-smart Businesses Can Be the Driver.

Adriana Maria Eftimie

Gender Lead Sustainable Infrastructure Advisory, IFC

Sherry Goldberg

Sustainable Infrastructure Advisory, IFC

Mary Dominic

Infrastructure and Gender Specialist, IFC

Sep 25, 2023

The shift to a low-carbon future will rely on critical minerals such as graphite, lithium and cobalt, and mining will be key to making the transition a reality. To meet these needs in sustainable ways, mining companies will have to become not only more climate-responsive but also equitable, including increasing women in the workforce, on boards, in supply chains, and in community initiatives.

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Metals and Mining Hold the Key to the Energy Transition. Gender-smart Businesses Can Be the Driver.

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