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Deep Dives with DPI

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What does the minerals extraction industry look like in the future, and how can we ensure that the entire value chain is part of a sustainable transition? These are some of the tough questions we ask in the Deep Dives with DPI podcast, hosted by DPI Executive Director Florence Drummond. As society's expectations of the minerals sector rise against the backdrop of a complicated and unpredictable operating environment, the industry must live up to its commitments. The Development Partner Institute (DPI) was formed in 2017 to realise the vision set out in the Development Partner Framework for an industry that fosters: 🤝 Shared Purpose 🌱 Flourishing Ecosystems 🌍 Competitive Communities, Companies and Countries In the Deep Dives with DPI podcast, Florence will sit down with key members of our network, board and Partner companies to share catalysing conversations that go beyond the surface. We'll unravel the complexities of sustainability, mining and the energy transition, corporate social responsibility and how communities and the value chain can benefit from mining activities across the globe, using the Development Partner Framework as a lens. Our mission is to propel the minerals extraction industry into a sustainable future, and we believe in fostering genuine global conversations that move the needle. Subscribe to Deep Dives with DPI today and be part of the movement that's propelling the minerals extraction industry towards a thriving future.

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<p>In this episode of Voices of Transformation, DPI Executive Director Florence Drummond speaks with Nikita Hunt and Zac James, the Tjiwarl delegates who joined DPI's Youth Salon delegation to the First Nations Major Projects Coalition (FNMPC) Conference in Vancouver and Toronto in April and May 2026. </p> <p>Tune in to find out:</p> <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>What it meant to be in a room of over 2,000 delegates—many of them First Nations peoples from across the world—where culture came first, leadership was conducted in culturally appropriate ways, and the conference was opened with smoking and song.</li> <li>How both delegates' understanding of leadership shifted through the experience</li> <li>The seven generations framework that shaped the conference's thinking: that decisions made today carry consequences for seven generations to come</li> <li>Why Zac frames Indigenous participation in mining and energy transition projects as a question of timing, not method</li> <li>The connections formed outside the conference rooms: conversations with First Nations and indigenous delegates from Canada, South Africa, and beyond, and what it revealed about communities globally </li> <li>What Nikita and Zac would say to Tjiwarl youth considering the program </li> </ul> <p>Their participation in the delegation was a direct extension of DPI's Regional Catalyst work on Tjiwarl lands, where DPI, Tjiwarl Aboriginal Corporation, and ARCA have been exploring the opportunity to turn mine rehabilitation into a carbon removal industry.</p>

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What is Deep Dives with DPI?

What does the minerals extraction industry look like in the future, and how can we ensure that the entire value chain is part of a sustainable transition? These are some of the tough questions we ask in the Deep Dives with DPI podcast, hosted by DPI Executive Director Florence Drummond.

As society's expectations of the minerals sector rise against the backdrop of a complicated and unpredictable operating environment, the industry must live up to its commitments. The Development Partner Institute (DPI) was formed in 2017 to realise the vision set out in the Development Partner Framework for an industry that fosters:

🤝 Shared Purpose 🌱 Flourishing Ecosystems 🌍 Competitive Communities, Companies and Countries

In the Deep Dives with DPI podcast, Florence will sit down with key members of our network, board and Partner companies to share catalysing conversations that go beyond the surface. We'll unravel the complexities of sustainability, mining and the energy transition, corporate social responsibility and how communities and the value chain can benefit from mining activities across the globe, using the Development Partner Framework as a lens.

Our mission is to propel the minerals extraction industry into a sustainable future, and we believe in fostering genuine global conversations that move the needle. Subscribe to Deep Dives with DPI today and be part of the movement that's propelling the minerals extraction industry towards a thriving future.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

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