One day prior to the European Partnership for Responsible Minerals conference on 8 June in Amsterdam, IRMA is hosting two stakeholder workshops
Both sessions are in-person and free of charge. See below to register and to get more information.
In addition to the two IRMA workshops, your will also find information about how to register for a separate partner event, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime – Report Launch: Commodity, Currency, Crime: How Illicit Gold Markets are Outpacing Global Responses.
Registrants to the IRMA workshops will receive a confirmation message/calendar invite for each workshop they choose to attend.
If you have questions about the IRMA workshops please email info@responsiblemining.net
Workshops
Workshop 1: IRMA Breakfast - Collective Action, Company Responsibility and Chain of Custody
8 June 2026 | 9 - 11am CET
Co-hosted with International RBC Agreement for the Renewable Energy Sector, this workshop aims to explore opportunities for the renewable energy sector to drive improvements in supply chains by leveraging supply chain traceability and chain of custody to enable companies to connect their individual need and responsibilities with supplier and sourcing due diligence.
We will bring together leading upstream and downstream industry voices to co-learn on meeting new regulations, deep-dive on key materials, and explore novel approaches to traceability.
Workshop 2: IRMA Co-Learning Session - Voluntary Standards in a Shifting Sociopolitical Context
8 June 2026 | 1:30 - 4pm CET
Against the backdrop of increased demand for minerals driven by the energy transition and new data infrastructure, this workshop aims to identify opportunities to leverage credible voluntary standards, identify opportunities for European policy makers and regulators to shape responsible production, and explore how governments can improve mining outcomes abroad while strengthening competitiveness at home.
We will bring together voices from different stakeholder groups to balance the demand and impacts of critical raw materials, incentivizing continuous improvement in a challenging, high-risk industry.
Separate Partner Event
Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime - Report Launch: Commodity, Currency, Crime: How Illicit Gold Markets are Outpacing Global Responses
8 June 2026 | 11:30am - 12:15pm CET
Drawing on over a decade of investigating the gold sector, this report, presented by the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime, assesses the global state of illicit gold threats, drawing out the greatest current risks and emerging trends. The report will be presented by the authors, Marcena Hunter and Sophia Pickles, followed by comments by the International Peace Information Service and concluding with an open discussion.
To attend this separate event, please register for it here.