海角社区

Workshop

Critical Minerals Information and Knowledge Hub (C-MINK)

This 3 day writing workshop is to validate 海角社区-INRA's C-MINK concept and co-develop an actionable implementation and engagement plan.

Time
- Africa/Accra
Address
West African Genetic Medicine Centre (WAGMC) Seminar Room

The primary objective of this workshop is to validate and refine the concept for the Critical Minerals Information and Knowledge Hub (C-MINK), a self-sustaining, African-led knowledge platform that supports countries in managing the transition to a green economy by leveraging critical minerals strategically, sustainably, and equitably. 

With participation from various experts in sectors including: Natural Resource Management, Energy Transition, IO's, Private and Governmental regulatory bodies, as well as Academia, this workshop is to co-develop an actionable implementation and engagement plan for  African governments, regional institutions, and global partners. 

C-MINK
 
 By the end of the three days, participants will have: 

– Validated the strategic rationale for C-MINK in the current geopolitical and economic context.

 – Aligned the concept with the real policy and governance needs of African countries. 

– Identified the necessary concrete outputs, value-added services, and partnerships for implementation.

– Developed a draft roadmap for piloting and institutionalizing the platform.

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