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About World Gold Council
The World Gold Council leverages its broad knowledge and global experience to improve understanding of the gold market and underscore gold’s value to individuals, investors, society and the world at large.
Collaboration is the cornerstone of the World Gold Council's approach. It is an association whose members are the world’s most forward-thinking gold mining companies. With its membership and its many industry partners, the Council seeks to develop gold’s evolving role as a catalyst for advancements that meet societal needs.
It initiates and raises standards, expands access to gold, and supports innovation to a ensure vibrant and sustainable future for the gold market and its many stakeholders. From its offices in Beijing, London, Mumbai, New York, Shanghai, and Singapore, it seeks to deliver positive impacts worldwide.
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World Gold Council - Head Office7th Floor
15 Fetter Lane
London
EC4A 1BW
United Kingdom
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The TCFD recommendations and reporting framework is now widely recognised as the preferred method for embedding climate change into the governance, strategy and risk management systems of organisation ... -
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Examples of the commitments the gold mining industry has made towards sustainable strategies include: Global partnership: World Gold Council members are committed to playing their part in multi-stakeh ... -
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London Bullion Market Association and World Gold Council announce the launch of the Gold Bar Integrity Programme -
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Signatories to the Declaration are LBMA, World Gold Council (WGC), Singapore Bullion Market Association (SBMA), China Gold Association, Swiss Association of Precious Metals Producers and Traders, Lond ...
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This report provides quantitative insights into how large-scale mining (LSM), and specifically mines operated by World Gold Council (WGC) member companies, contributes to economic advancement and impr ... -
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The new in-depth study ‘Lessons Learned on managing the interface between the large-scale and artisanal and small-scale mining’ includes case studies from 25 mines, operated by 15 gold mining companie ... -
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Working with our members, the world’s leading gold mining companies, and collaborating with key industry stakeholders, the World Gold Council has set out the Principles that it believes address key en ... -
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‘Gold and Climate Change: The Energy Transition’ looks at gold mining’s energy transition and climate impacts over the next decade. This should provide investors and industry stakeholders with greater ...
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The Responsible Gold Mining Principles (RPMGs) define what consitutes responsible gold mining. In this video, the World Gold Council explains what lies within the RGMP framework and what it means for ... -
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In this video, experts from the World Gold Council and beyond explain the measurable contribution that the gold industry has on achieving the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). -
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Gold has a unique story when it comes to Climate Change: almost all of its associated emissions come from mining alone. In this video, the World Gold Council discusses how the gold mining sector can r ... -
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At COP 26, the World Gold Council discussed gold's role in the transition to NetZero. Watch this short video to recap the actions undertaken to decarbonise gold and what more is to come from the indus ...
