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| CIMG Monthly Meeting June 2008 |
Date
Jun 26 2008
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Jun 26 2008
Times
5:00pm - 7:00 pm
Venue:
Swissotel |
CIMG Monthly Meeting June 2008
5:00pm-7:00pm Thursday June 26 - Function Rooms, Swissotel, Beijing
We are looking forward to your attendance to the next CIMG monthly
meeting that will be held in the function rooms of the Swissotel.
This meeting will focus on environmental policy in China. Presenting
will be Ms. Feng Yan from the Policies, Laws and Regulations
Department of the Ministry of Environmental Protection of China (MEP).
Ms. Feng Yang is a Director of the department and she will talk about
environmental policy trends in China. This will be an interesting
session and will be in Mamndarin with translation.
Afterwards there will be an update on CIMG's activities.
Lastly please be reminded that non-members who do not come as guests of CIMG
members or the CIMG Secretariat will be charged 150RMB to attend the monthly
meeting.
We look forward to your rsvp and seeing on the day.
Lastly please be reminded that non-members who do not come as guests of CIMG members or the CIMG Secretariat will be charged 150RMB to attend the monthly meeting.
We look forward to your rsvp and seeing on the day.
Contact:
Ivy Ma on +86 1085226205 or info@cimg.org.cn
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| BHP Billiton Olympic C ommunity Event |
Date
Jun 28 2008
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Jun 28 2008
Times
9:30am-1pm
Venue:
Yuying Middle School Haidian District, 11 Wanshou Road West Street |
BHP Billiton, a sponsor of the Beijing 2008 Games, invites our
valued partners, their colleagues and families to join us at our
final Community Event to join us is in sharing the Olympic Spirit.
BHP Billiton has been hosting these events at various locations
around China and giving kids the chance to try out some Olympic
sports – we welcome your participation in our last event in Beijing.
The program includes Olympic and Paralympic sports, tips from
Olympians, merchandise, mascots and more!
Kids from the ages of 6-15 can register for the event, there will be
a fun zone for kids under 6, and we invites adults to be part of the
crowd and share the Olympic spirit through our interactive displays.
DATE: 28th June 2008
LOC ATION : Yuying Middle School
Haidian District, 11 Wanshou Road West Street
TIM E: 9:30am-1pm
REGISTER NO W FOR THIS EVENT . NUM BERS ARE LIMIT ED
AND YOU MU ST SIGN UP BEFORE THE DAY.
T o register please complete the registration form and
return to BHP Billiton by 13th June 2008.
Any questions please call Kelly on 010 85895918 ext. 802
BHP Billiton Community Event:
Registration Form
Please fill in the details below and return by 13th June 2008.
Please tick the appr opr iate box
O nly Adult Guests
O nly Kids
A dults and Kids
Please fill out (all fields compulsory)
Adults names
Company name
Phone number
Kids names
Ages
Please RSV P to bhpb2008@frontiersgroup.com.cn
I f you have any questions, please call 010-85895918 ext802
Fax: 010 8589 5120
Contact:
Kelly on 010 85895918 ext. 802 or bhpb2008@frontiersgroup.com.cn
, further information is availiable at BHP Billiton Olympic C ommunity Event
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| NGO Engagement - A practical way to manage your stakeholders |
Date
Aug 28 2008
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Aug 28 2008
Times
2.00pm - 5.30pm
Venue:
APCO Beijing Office - 16th Floor, NCI Tower, 12A Jianguomenwai Avenue Chaoyang District |
In collaboration with Plan International and APCO Worldwide the CIMG Secretariat is happy to invite you to this event that is highly relevant to all CIMG members.
This half-day workshop and discussion focuses on working with NGO's in the field to create value-added relationships with local communities. Many members working in remote locations are well aware that local communities are crucial to the success of a project. Partnerships with NGOs to promote community development around mining sites in China is still relatively new, and our speakers will lead a discussion that explores how experiences and lessons can be transferred from other industries and partnerships. Focal areas of this event are:
- What is an NGO? How are community development and NGOs linked?
- What are the trends? How to work with an NGO to mitigate and manage
social risks?
- What are the community needs and possible solutions and possible partners?
- What can the mining company do themselves (internal limitations/abilities)
and (dis)advantages of doing it that way?
These topics and more will be discussed. Given the ever increasing policy trend towards social reporting in China this event will highlight some crucial areas to leveraging NGO's to benefit your project. The discussion won't provide all the answers, but we believe the dialogue
will be a useful starting point.
As well, on hand presenting will be Piers Touzel from ERM, who will present case studies on managing stakeholders out in the field.
Contact:
Ivy Ma on +86 10 8522 6205 or info@cimg.org.cn
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| CIMG Member's Mission to Xinjiang Province |
Date
Sep 10 2008
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Sep 13 2008
Times
Venue:
Xinjiang Province |
The CIMG in conjunction with CCPIT and BGMR Xinjiang Province, will organize a trade mission for mining companies and those companies associated with the mining industry in China to Xinjiang Autonomous Region.
The mission seeks to enhance the understanding of mining in the provincial areas of far western China. It also seeks to create a platform to increase investment and trade opportunities between foreign and domestic mining companies and those companies associated with the mining industry. Xinjiang Autonomous Region is currently positive in its sentiment to FDI in its mining sector is regarded as resource rich province in China. The mission will explore business opportunities and establish relationships with local partners.
Mission delegation is scheduled to arrive in Urumiqi on Wednesday September 10. The official schedule in Xinjiang begins on the afternoon on Wednesday, September 10 and ends Saturday, September 20. The trade mission will travel to location of prospective tenements on the evening of Thursday, September 11. There is also a possibility for a trip extensions at an additional cost (please contact the CIMG Secretariat for more information)
Recruitment will begin immediately and will close on September 1, 2008. Participation is open only to CIMG members. Applications received after the application deadline will be considered only if space and scheduling constraints permit.
The general program for the mission members to Xinjiang includes:
-briefing on the province and industry specific matters
-arranging of one-on-one business appointments with potential local companies
-additional potential site visits can also be facilitated at an additional charge.
Although the schedule is tight there will be sufficient flexibility to allow specific arrangements for companies in order to be responsive to the needs and objectives of each company on the mission. The trade mission will include no more than 10 companies.
The mission program includes: a briefing by Xinjiang Officials on the topic of doing business in the province and an overview of the mining sector; one-on-one meetings with local companies will be scheduled for the morning of Thursday, September 11.
Criteria for Participation: The mission is aimed at all CIMG members who are interested in exploring opportunities in Western China. The applicants must meet the following criteria:
-Business objectives relevant to the mission goals
-Prospective business opportunities in the Chinese mining sector
-Able to provide adequate information on the company’s products/services, and communication of the company’s primary objectives to facilitate appropriate matchmaking with potential business partners.
-Provide signed application, participation agreement, and timely payment of the participant fee prior to September 1, 2008.
Recruitment will be conducted in an open and public manner, including publication on the CIMG website, press releases to the general and trade media. Any partisan political activities of the applicant, including political contributions, will be entirely irrelevant to the selection process.
Participation Fee: 13500RMB (includes lodging, transportation, but not meals)
Other Notes:
-All prices are quoted in RMB based on economy travel.
-First class upgrades are available upon request at an additional cost
-Cancellation fee of 25% will apply on cancellations after Sept 1
For more information to join this mission please contact: Mary Yu at the CIMG
T: +86 10 8522 6205
F: +86 10 8522 6247
Email: mary@cimg.org.cn
Contact:
Mary Yu on +86 10 8522 6205 or mary@cimg.org.cn , further information is availiable at www.cimg.org.cn
or Mission Statement - Xinjiang Mission 2008
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