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Governance

Overview

Mkango’s materiality assessment, developed in line with the Global Reporting Initiative and following best practices, will incorporate the involvement of a cross section of key stakeholders – both internal and external.

The process, overseen by the Sustainability Committee, is a strategic exercise designed to identify material environmental, social and governance (sustainability) topics for disclosure and ongoing management by the business. The process draws on internal documentary sources and perspectives, as well as international sustainability reporting standards and corporate practice.

Topics will be assessed against views of the significance of the Company’s economic, environmental and social impacts incorporating outputs from:

  • Internal and external stakeholder surveys
  • Company risk registers
  • Peer company disclosures
  • Industry standards and frameworks relevant to the Company
  • ESTMA Compliance: As a Canadian listed entity, the Company fully complies with the reporting obligations under the Extractive Sector Transparency Measures Act (ESTMA). We ensure that all eligible payments made to governments—both domestically and internationally—are tracked, independently verified, and published annually as required by Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) standards.

Mkango complies with international standards and adheres to a code of conduct. This helps to develop a work environment where employees act with integrity, comply with all local laws and maintain a professional working environment. Mkango is an equal opportunities company and ensures the employees enjoy an environment that is safe, free of discrimination, harassment and violence.