Ressources
The FPIC Solutions Dialogue brings NGOs and companies together with Indigenous communities and independent experts, for candid and open discussions about challenges and promising approaches for implementing FPIC. Participants share real-world case studies, identify lessons learned and successful approaches, and collaboratively explore how to navigate difficult scenarios.
The Dialogue also draws lessons from pilot projects conducted by participants with advice and input from others in the Dialogue. The Secretariat, RESOLVE, periodically conducts research at the direction of the Dialogue.
Our reports, meeting summaries, and reports from pilot projects can be found below. We have also included links to resources from other organizations which you may find useful in learning about and implementing FPIC.
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Le consentement libre, préalable et éclairé (CLPE) est un droit des peuples autochtones, reconnu par le droit international, qui découle du droit à l'autodétermination; le droit de poursuivre librement le développement économique, social et culturel...
On April 18-19, 2017, thirty-three leaders from oil and gas and mining companies and civil society organizations met at RESOLVE’s office in Washington, D.C. for the fourth meeting of the...
On May 21-22, 2018, thirty leaders from extractive sector companies and civil society organizations met at RESOLVE’s office in Washington, D.C. for the fifth meeting of the Free, Prior, and...
Members of the FPIC Solutions Dialogue met on February 12-13, 2019 in Washington, DC, for the Dialogue’s 6th annual member meeting. Themes and highlights from the meeting appear in this...
In 2012, RESOLVE, Newmont, BG Group, Oxfam and other companies and civil society organizations established the FPIC Solutions Dialogue to learn from site-based experience, work together on test cases, and...
From Rights to Results examines the context, content, and functioning of agreements that companies establish with Indigenous communities for mining and oil and gas projects. It is based on interviews...
L'inclusivité peut avoir un impact positif sur tous les éléments d'un projet extractif - en renforçant un environnement de travail respectueux et équitable, en soutenant la capacité de tous les membres de la communauté à communiquer...
La Déclaration des Nations Unies sur les Droits des Peuples Autochtones (DNUDPA) précise que les peuples autochtones ont le droit au consentement libre, préalable et éclairé en ce qui concerne leurs terres, leur culture...
Le CLPE signifie que les décisions des communautés concernant le développement prospectif sont: LIBRES de toute contrainte et manipulation par des tiers tels que les gouvernements...
En définissant les rôles et responsabilités respectifs des entreprises et des communautés, les accords sont un élément central de la mise en œuvre du CLPE. Les accords peuvent définir une base mutuellement convenue pour des attentes et des processus de communication et de modifications de projet réalistes...
Contexte de la Politique
2017 FPIC Dialogue Member Meeting Executive Summary
2018 FPIC Dialogue Member Meeting Executive Summary
2019 FPIC Dialogue Member Meeting Executive Summary
FPIC within a human rights framework: Lessons from a Suriname case study
From Rights to Results
Inclusivité et Genre en matière de CLPE
Pourquoi les Gouvernements et les Entreprises Doivent Respecter le CLPE
L'esprit du CLPE
Les Accords
Dr. Ciaran O’Faircheallaigh’s research reviews agreement outcomes based on analysis of 45 negotiations between Aboriginal peoples and mining companies across Australia. It also includes detailed case studies of four negotiations...
Qu'est-ce qui constitue un «bon» accord pour les peuples autochtones en matière d’ industries extractives? Pourquoi certains accords sont-ils si meilleurs que d'autres? Et comment les résultats peuvent-ils être améliorés pour les peuples...
Community protocols articulate the decision-making processes of an indigenous community clarify the protocol for how a company or government should approach a request for consent. Natural Justice worked with regional...
This document contains a “How to guide” outlining key elements of agreements, good practices for inclusive engagement in agreement-making, and practical guidance for planning for successful implementation and monitoring.
Negotiations in the Indigenous World
Accords et Résultats Communautaires
Community Protocols
Why Agreements Matter
The International Council on Mining and Metals has produced this “Integrated Mine Closure Practice Guide” which shares good practices for planning, preparing, and resourcing for closure throughout the life of...
The University of Queensland, with several industry partners, has formed a three-year consortium to research the social, political, economic, and dynamics associated with mine closure and related transitions for communities.
Dr. Deanna Kemp provided a webinar overview of social aspects of closure to the FPIC Dialogue in September 2019. You may view a recording of the presentation here:… Lire la suite
Qu'est-ce qui constitue un «bon» accord pour les peuples autochtones en matière d’ industries extractives? Pourquoi certains accords sont-ils si meilleurs que d'autres? Et comment les résultats peuvent-ils être améliorés pour les peuples...
Dr. Ciaran O’Faircheallaigh’s research reviews agreement outcomes based on analysis of 45 negotiations between Aboriginal peoples and mining companies across Australia. It also includes detailed case studies of four negotiations...
Community protocols articulate the decision-making processes of an indigenous community clarify the protocol for how a company or government should approach a request for consent. Natural Justice worked with regional...
This document contains a “How to guide” outlining key elements of agreements, good practices for inclusive engagement in agreement-making, and practical guidance for planning for successful implementation and monitoring.
In 2012, RESOLVE, Newmont, BG Group, Oxfam and other companies and civil society organizations established the FPIC Solutions Dialogue to learn from site-based experience, work together on test cases, and...
From Rights to Results examines the context, content, and functioning of agreements that companies establish with Indigenous communities for mining and oil and gas projects. It is based on interviews...
ICMM Integrated Mine Closure Practice Guide
Social Aspects of Mine Closures
Accords et Résultats Communautaires
Negotiations in the Indigenous World
Community Protocols
Why Agreements Matter
FPIC within a human rights framework: Lessons from a Suriname case study
From Rights to Results
The University of Queensland, with several industry partners, has formed a three-year consortium to research the social, political, economic, and dynamics associated with mine closure and related transitions for communities.
Dr. Deanna Kemp provided a webinar overview of social aspects of closure to the FPIC Dialogue in September 2019. You may view a recording of the presentation here:… Lire la suite
Qu'est-ce qui constitue un «bon» accord pour les peuples autochtones en matière d’ industries extractives? Pourquoi certains accords sont-ils si meilleurs que d'autres? Et comment les résultats peuvent-ils être améliorés pour les peuples...
The International Council on Mining and Metals has produced this “Integrated Mine Closure Practice Guide” which shares good practices for planning, preparing, and resourcing for closure throughout the life of...
Dr. Ciaran O’Faircheallaigh’s research reviews agreement outcomes based on analysis of 45 negotiations between Aboriginal peoples and mining companies across Australia. It also includes detailed case studies of four negotiations...
With the Melbourne Business School, Oxfam Australia hosted their seventh Sustainable Mining Symposium focusing on gender in the extractives industries. Participants discussed the gendered impacts of the extractives industries in...
Community protocols articulate the decision-making processes of an indigenous community clarify the protocol for how a company or government should approach a request for consent. Natural Justice worked with regional...
This document contains a “How to guide” outlining key elements of agreements, good practices for inclusive engagement in agreement-making, and practical guidance for planning for successful implementation and monitoring.
This research considers gender issues associated with negotiating and implementing agreements between local communities and Australian mining companies.
This document is a guide to mining, oil and gas companies in how to undertake gender impact assessments. It includes topics of key principles and approaches to gender impact assessment,...
Rio Tinto’s 2010 report on gender considerations, “Why Gender Matters”, is a resource guide on the gendered impacts of mining, including with regard to negotiations and consultations, socioeconomic and environmental...
This article draws from Dr. O’Faircheallaigh’s direct experience supporting negotiated agreements between indigenous communities and companies in Australia and Canada, reflecting on the role of women in negotiations, specific conditions...
In partnership with Oxfam Peru, the National Organization of Andean and Amazonian Women in Peru (ONAMIAP) designed and implemented research on indigenous women’s involvement in extractives industry consultation processes in...
Based on research in Tanzania and Mozambique, this paper offers recommendations for governments, companies, and civil society to improve gender equity in commercial land acquisitions.
This guide seeks to provide guidance to non-experts on “how to operationalize international commitments on child rights within different phases and sectors…and how to support partner governments in implementing their...
Social Aspects of Mine Closures
Accords et Résultats Communautaires
ICMM Integrated Mine Closure Practice Guide
Negotiations in the Indigenous World
Sustainable Mining: Putting Gender on the Agenda
Community Protocols
Why Agreements Matter
Mining and local-level development: Examining the gender dimensions of agreements between companies and communities
A Guide to Gender Impact Assessment for the Extractive Industries
Why Gender Matters
Women’s Absence, Women’s Power
Sin mujeres indígenas, ¡NO! Aproximaciones sde la implementación de la consulta previa, libre e informada en la industria extractiva en el Perú
A Fair Share for Women: Toward More Equitable Land Compensation and Resettlement in Tanzania and Mozambique
Child Rights Toolkit: Integrating Child Rights in Development Cooperation