Comprehensive Overview of UNRMS Framework and Principles
UNRMS (UN Resource Management System) aims to promote sustainable resource management globally through innovative frameworks and principles. It encompasses various natural resources and supports sustainability at different scales. Stakeholders can use it to assess projects against environmental, social, and economic objectives, ensuring long-term considerations and compliance with regulations. The system emphasizes resource recovery, value addition, circularity, core competencies, and capabilities strengthening. Health and safety, innovation, transparency, and sustainability are key components. Events like "Resource Management Week 2024" highlight the importance of sustainability in resource management. Discover how UNRMS connects with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for a comprehensive approach.
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UNRMS Framework Principles and Structure Frances Wallf.wall@exeter.ac.uk Eva Marquis e.marquis@exeter.ac.uk
UN Resource Management System UN Resource Management System UNRMS Principles State rights and responsibilities in the management of resources Integrated and indivisible management of resources Responsibility to the planet AMBITION Social contract on natural resources UNRMS is designed to be a global voluntary system for a range of organizations involved in resource management. It is built upon innovative and integrated resource management frameworks that encompass a range of natural resources. With a comprehensive 12 fundamental principles and 54 underlying requirements information framework and methodology that supports sustainable resource management at a variety of scales. Enabling a range of stakeholders to evaluate and assess projects against environmental-social-economic objectives, and facilitating long-term considerations of project development. Supporting sustainability and financial reporting, and project alignment with applicable regulations. While designing conditions for industry to harness integrative dynamic capabilities. Comprehensive resource recovery Service Orientation Value addition Circularity Continuous strengthening of core competencies and capabilities https://unece.org/sust ainable-energy/unfc- and-sustainable- resource- management/unrms Health and safety Innovation Transparency Swiss Army knife RESOURCE MANAGEMENT WEEK 2024 I ASSURING SUSTAINABILITY IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT I 22-26 April 2024 I Palais des Nations I Geneva
UNRMS from Framework to Toolkit UNRMS from Framework to Toolkit A la carte menu can be mixed and changed Type your text here UNRMS UNFC Logos by Stefan Horn, Tom Bide, British Geological Survey UNFC and UNRMS | ENABLING SUSTAINABILITY PRINCIPLES IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 3
From Framework to Toolkit From Framework to Toolkit UNRMS in 3 Parts Priority Determination Fundamental Principles Environment Social Governance Circular Economy Facilitating Principles RESOURCE MANAGEMENT WEEK 2024 I ASSURING SUSTAINABILITY IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT I 22-26 April 2024 I Palais des Nations I Geneva
UN Resource Management System and the UN Resource Management System and the SDGs SDGs Frances High level mapping from the 12 principles back to the SDGs RESOURCE MANAGEMENT WEEK 2024 I ASSURING SUSTAINABILITY IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT I 22-26 April 2024 I Palais des Nations I Geneva
UNRMS UNRMS - - company or collective company or collective application? application? Application at Mine site scale Company scale Commodity scale National scale Regional (sub-national) scale Wikipedi a Cornwall case study at subnational scale https://unece.org/sed/documents/2024/04/working- documents/optimizing-resource-management-critical-raw- materials-case RESOURCE MANAGEMENT WEEK 2024 I ASSURING SUSTAINABILITY IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT I 22-26 April 2024 I Palais des Nations I Geneva
Examples of responsible mining and Examples of responsible mining and exploration schemes exploration schemes RESOURCE MANAGEMENT WEEK 2024 I ASSURING SUSTAINABILITY IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT I 22-26 April 2024 I Palais des Nations I Geneva
INDUSTRIAL MARKETING SUPPLY CHAIN ADVOCACY MINING ACCOUNTABILITY Logos arranged by Kate Moore, Camborne School of Mines
Comparison UNRMS with other schemes Comparison UNRMS with other schemes OECD Mining Regions project Finland scheme RESOURCE MANAGEMENT WEEK 2024 I ASSURING SUSTAINABILITY IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT I 22-26 April 2024 I Palais des Nations I Geneva
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED ARE THOSE OF FRANCES WALL AND DO NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT THE VIEWS OF THE UNITED NATIONS. Thank you! Frances Wall Professor of Applied Mineralogy, Camborne School of Mines, University of Exeter, f.wall@exeter.ac.uk UNECE Date 23 I 04 I 2024, Geneva
