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Corporate Social Investment in a capital constrained world Brandon Munro Managing Director, Kunene Resources Ltd www.kuneneresources.com KNE.AX Mines and Money Access Africa, 25 June 2014

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Page 1: Mines and Money Access Africa

Corporate Social Investment in a

capital constrained world

Brandon Munro Managing Director, Kunene Resources

Ltd www.kuneneresources.com KNE.AX

Mines and Money Access Africa, 25 June 2014

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AgendaWhat is CSI (and what is it not)?Justifiable CSI when funding limitedIdentifying inappropriate CSI expenditure

Project risks from ceasing CSI

Managing expectations

Greater results with lesser expenditure

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What is Corporate Social Investment?

CSISocial

licence to operate

Regulatory compliance

The right to operate pyramid

CharityCSI is

like charity!

Company responsibility

Investor prerogativenot

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What is justifiable when funding is short?

CSI should target risk mitigation…

…not charity

(and upside opportunities)

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Key downside risks

De facto regulations

Lobby groups

Community support

(opposition)

Regulatory attention

Security & accessibility

Human resourcing

Licence tenure

Corrupt practices

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Exploration

Development Mining Services

What risk profile are you investing into?

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Exploration

Development Mining Services

Licence Tenure

Community support

Lobby groups

Security/access

Human resources

Corrupt practicesRegulatory complianceDefacto regulations

What risk profile are you investing into?

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What risk profile are you investing into?

Exploration

Development Mining Services

Licence Tenure

Community support

Lobby groups

Security/access

Human resources

Corrupt practicesRegulatory complianceDefacto regulations

Beware lead times

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Upside risk… financing alternatives

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Upside risks… BD opportunities

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Written plan/strategy?How much and on what?Project link with risk?Assessment/decision making process?Community’s obligations?Monitoring/evaluation?Link with external relations?

Key CSI questions to ask?

CSR Charter

Implementation guidelines

(pre-production)

Operations• Profitability• Capex• licence to operate• regulatory compliance• Management

Environment• Natural• Social

Community• Engagement• Development

Workplace • Attraction• Respect• Development• Retention• AAP• Ownership

Health and Safety

Policies and Guidelines

In place HR Policies and Procedures

Community Development Program

IFC ESIA process

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Red flags

No expenditure

Scattered donations

Political/religious donations

Emotive donations

Inappropriate/corrupt support

Political intervention

No accounting records

No champion

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Ceasing or reducing CSI has its own risk• Use risk-management as the basis for

spending cuts. Cut by effectiveness not quantum

• Understand who are the beneficiaries… and benefactors (beware political revenge)

• Don’t risk your social licence to operate

• Any mitigations or bridging plans?

CSISocial

licence to operate

Regulatory compliance

• Consider risks to company’s reputation, perceived ability to execute

• Avoid shutting down projects prematurely – sends stronger message than not renewing

• Manage through interface with external relations/PCDP

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Impact of CSI on community expectations

Expectations

Measure Mitigate

ManageMeet (?)

Assess (guess) hopes, dreams ...or demands

Be modest, under-promise, respect local balance

Communicate, recalibrate and extricate

Anticipate flow-on effects, avoid upward spirals

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Two way contracts with communities

• Stage expenditure with obligations on recipients/community• Ensure community accountable

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Greater results for less• Use procurement to create

CSI benefits• Focus on capacity building

• Leverage other funding sources• Have time limits• Focus resources on

flagship project(s)

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Questions?Email me at: [email protected]