Impact assessment and responsible business guidance tools in the extractive sector
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- Charlotte Connolly · Sara L. Seck · Penelope Simons
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- 2025
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- en
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There has been a proliferation of Responsible Business Conduct (RBC) guidance tools promoted to extractive sector companies by international organisations, governments, as well as industry, non-governmental and multi-stakeholder initiatives. Most extractive companies are also obligated to comply with domestic impact assessment (IA) laws. Yet, there is no framework for the coherent application of IA laws and RBC tools, and their interrelationship is understudied in the literature. This chapter examines the interaction (or lack thereof) between international human rights and environmental human rights norms and national rules that aim to govern engagement processes in relation to extractive sector projects, with a particular focus on the Canadian context. We argue that environment human rights-respecting RBC tools can be integrated into IA processes to produce more sustainable and equitable outcomes including with respect to consultation.
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- https://openalex.org/W4414291687
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- 10.4324/9781003488507-16
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- Routledge
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- 2025-09-17
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Charlotte Connolly; Sara L. Seck; Penelope Simons. Impact assessment and responsible business guidance tools in the extractive sector. 2025. Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003488507-16
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- Charlotte Connolly; Sara L. Seck; Penelope Simons. (2025). Impact assessment and responsible business guidance tools in the extractive sector. Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003488507-16
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- Charlotte Connolly; Sara L. Seck; Penelope Simons. Impact assessment and responsible business guidance tools in the extractive sector. Routledge. 2025. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003488507-16
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- Charlotte Connolly; Sara L. Seck; Penelope Simons. Impact assessment and responsible business guidance tools in the extractive sector. 2025. Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003488507-16
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