Driving sustainable investment in African Mining

Gerry Reddy

Director Steyn Reddy Associates (SRA)

Gerry is a founding Director of SRA.  He is a global expert in land management, land access, resettlement, livelihood restoration, social impact assessment, and urban and regional development, having successfully planned and implemented a variety of projects worldwide.  He has worked with companies, lending institutions, government, the United Nations, and international NGOs. 

 

Gerry’s work has covered the mining, conservation, energy, infrastructure, and post-disaster / conflict sectors, and focuses on creating win-win outcomes for communities and project proponents, based on practical application of international best practice tailored to the local context.  His expertise is in project management, land management, access and resettlement, stakeholder engagement and community negotiations, social impact assessment, livelihood restoration, and participatory community planning and development. He has also undertaken training of corporate personnel, and benchmarking of projects worldwide. 

 

He has a MA in Urban and Regional Planning, Diploma in Environmental Resource Management, and an MSc in Climate Change Management, including a thesis on Resettlement and Climate Change. He is co-author of Land Access and Resettlement: A Guide to Best Practice (2015), SRA’s Insights Series on the Land Access & Resettlement Process (2017), and, with Anglo American, Mining, Climate Change and Land Access & Resettlement (2022). 

 


2024 Agenda Sessions

Securing Critical Minerals: How to Access Land and Manage Displacement Impacts

  • The energy transition is driving huge growth in the demand for critical minerals
  • Meeting this demand will require mining companies to access large areas of new land, which will likely result in a significant increase in the number of displaced communities and people
  • To manage these displacement impacts, mining companies will need to undertake the resulting resettlement and livelihood restoration activities as quickly and efficiently as possible
  • This session discusses the critical strategic and tactical steps mining companies can and should take to secure access to land and manage related displacement impacts on time and in budget.

Tuesday 06 February 11:40 - 12:10 Stewards Stage

Sustainability Series

Add to calendar 02/06/2024 11:40 02/06/2024 12:10 Securing Critical Minerals: How to Access Land and Manage Displacement Impacts
  • The energy transition is driving huge growth in the demand for critical minerals
  • Meeting this demand will require mining companies to access large areas of new land, which will likely result in a significant increase in the number of displaced communities and people
  • To manage these displacement impacts, mining companies will need to undertake the resulting resettlement and livelihood restoration activities as quickly and efficiently as possible
  • This session discusses the critical strategic and tactical steps mining companies can and should take to secure access to land and manage related displacement impacts on time and in budget.
Stewards Stage Africa/Johannesburg