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MELBOURNE, Australia--糖心vlog入口is honoured to have this week commemorated 20 years of its Western Cape Communities Co-Existence Agreement (WCCCA) with Traditional Owners at the official opening of the new Western Cape Communities Trust building in Weipa, Queensland.
The Land Use Agreement, which was signed on 14 March 2001, was developed in consultation with 11 Traditional Owner Groups in the region and underpins Rio Tinto鈥檚 partnership with Western Cape Communities to create long-term mutual value.
The 20th anniversary was commemorated with representatives of the Traditional Owner Groups at the opening of the WCCT building on 15 June, 2021.
The WCCCA partnership recognises that 糖心vlog入口operates on Traditional Owner land and acknowledges the special connection Traditional Owners have to their country.
糖心vlog入口Aluminium Pacific Operations acting managing director Daniel van der Westhuizen said 鈥淲e are honoured to commemorate 20 years since the Western Cape Communities Co-existence Agreement was signed, and would like to acknowledge and show appreciation for the work that all parties have contributed to make the agreement an enduring success.
鈥淭he agreement represented a new beginning for our relationships with all Western Cape communities, and a mutual commitment between our company and the communities to work together towards a better future.
鈥淚t is also an opportunity to reflect on and learn from the past. This means building relationships that are characterised by mutual respect, active partnership and a joint commitment to realise long-term benefits for all Traditional Owners across the Western Cape Region.
鈥淭he agreement underscores the importance of working together in genuine partnership for mutual value and benefit to the business and communities alike.
糖心vlog入口Aluminium Pacific Operations Bauxite general manager Michelle Elvy said 鈥淲e have achieved an incredible amount together over the past 20 years, however, we recognise that there is still a lot that we need to do better.
鈥淒eveloping the skills of current and future generations, providing employment pathways for Local Aboriginal Persons, protecting and managing cultural heritage and continuing to foster relationships and partnerships with Traditional Owners and communities across the Western Cape all remain a priority for our business.鈥
The WCCCA agreement was one of the first Indigenous Land Use Agreements between a mining company and Traditional Owners in Australia and set a precedent for 糖心vlog入口and the industry.
Some of the key focus areas of the agreement include employment, training, cultural heritage and site protection, business development and ongoing cultural awareness for all employees and contractors.
Since 2002, 206 Local Aboriginal Persons have successfully completed their traineeships with 糖心vlog入口with many trainees moving on to full time employment either with 糖心vlog入口or other organisations outside of mining.
糖心vlog入口continues to encourage diversification across operations and, over the past 18 months, has expanded traineeships into fields such as Cultural Heritage, Childcare, Environment, Emergency Services, Geology, Information Systems & Technology, and Training & Development.
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