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MPA welcomes latest UKEITI report

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Association supports publication of latest UK Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative report

THE Mineral Products Association has welcomed the publication of the latest UK Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) report.

The UK minerals industry, including the MPA, government and civil society have worked together to implement the EITI initiative in the UK as a further step to help improve public information and dialogue on the contribution and role of extractive industries in the UK.

 

EITI reporting is to a prescribed set of standards established by the international EITI organization and complements other information on the mineral products industry produced by the MPA, including sustainable development reporting and the profile of the UK mineral products industry, which sets out the broader economic contribution of the industry.

MPA chief executive Nigel Jackson said: ‘The information provided by the UKEITI provides further evidence on the contribution of the UK’s extractive industries. We support the publication of this and related industry information because it all helps to improve information and awareness about the industry and its role in the UK.

‘At a time of great economic uncertainty and increasing interest in all aspects of sustainability, the contribution and performance of the extractive and related industries will be under continuing scrutiny and the UKEITI is an important part of this process.

‘The report aligns with one of the key pillars of the UK Minerals Strategy, to improve public understanding of the need for minerals and mineral products and their associated supply chains by strengthening the evidence base and availability of data.’

 

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