District Mineral Foundations (DMFs) for sustainable mining and community development
Student name: Ms Isha Sharma
Guide: Dr Sapna Narula
Year of completion: 2018
Host Organisation: Centre for Responsible Business (CRB)
Supervisor (Host Organisation): Mr Rijit Sengupta
Abstract: Mining part is an essential portion of the Indian economy. The astute accessibility of minerals gave a base development and improvement of the mining part in India. The mining segment in India is torment by a few natural, wellbeing and security related issues. Across the board unlawful mining and absence of compelling government supervision in government and private mines highlights the issue.
With the end goal to keep up the supportability of the mining, Indian government has set up a non-benefit body District Mineral Foundation (DMF) in those locale influenced by mining works, to work for the intrigue and advantage of individual and zone influenced by mining related activities.
Mining related tasks to a great extent influence the less created and extremely remote zones of the nation and powerless segments of the populace, particularly planned clans.
Hence, it is important that uncommon consideration and consideration is dedicated in a sorted out and organized way to guarantee that these regions are and influenced people are profited by the mineral riches in their districts and are engaged to enhance their way of life.
Key Words – Sustainable Mining, District Mineral Foundations, Stakeholders, Community Development
