MINING- OIL & GAS
Local content and CSR are key issues for the extractive industries. To meet these challenges, classM supports its customers in implementing profitable, and therefore sustainable, solutions in the field.
We recommend CSR actions based on entrepreneurship. It is in fact the creation of local value that will guarantee effective CSR that is integrated into the sphere of our customers, and even into their core business. By creating and/or developing local businesses that become independent of the initial customer, CSR takes on its full meaning.
classM supports Endeavour Mining in the creation of its ‘economic development’ pillar
On the basis of this shared vision, classM and Endeavour Mining are studying which businesses can be supported, structured and developed in the environment of the group’s mining sites. In addition to supporting small-scale entrepreneurship, the aim is to develop an ecosystem that creates local wealth and jobs. In the medium term, the businesses supported will be profitable and the dividends generated will be reinvested in other business projects.
classM and Endeavour Mining have created the ECODEV Impact Fund.
For more information: www.endeavourmining.com/community-engagement/ecodev
Some references in Mining-oil & gas
Controlling social impact
In response to obligations under the mining code, Shalina Ressources, a mining group based in Lubumbashi, is looking for solutions to improve its CSR impact
Creating an impact fund
classM supports Endeavour Mining in the creation of its ‘economic development’ pillar As a first step, classM studied which businesses could be supported, structured and
CSR strategy: structuring the economic development pillar
classM is helping Perenco to define its impact strategy in its area of influence on the Fernan Vaz lagoon in Gabon. Following an analysis of
Deployment strategy
Spie Oil & Gas Services (Spie OGS) is the international subsidiary of the European group Spie, operating in the field of services to the oil
