Transform Social Sustainability Management for High-Risk Industries
The Standard for Impact, Compliance, and Collaboration
Social Sustainable Management Software
Digitally Transform Your Social Sustainability Business Practices
The “S” in ESG represents social. The “C” in HSEC represents community. Whether it’s the S or the C or some other letter, organizations have a responsibility to focus on employees, contractors, communities, and other groups of people who they impact via their business operations, and who impact their businesses (double materiality).
While the S in ESG is mostly focused around things like Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI), it also includes things like safety metrics, training metrics, corporate donations and investment (CSR or Corporate Social Responsibility), and human rights. Many of these elements are embodied in a variety of global frameworks and standards, including the UN SDG’s, GRI, SASB, and the ISO 26001 framework.
In addition to the global frameworks and standards above, industry specific organizations like IPIECA, Towards Sustainable Mining (TSM), Copper Mark, Responsible Gold Miners Association, and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) all have established frameworks and process for social and community management systems and reporting.
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Stakeholder Management and Mapping
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Complaints and Grievances
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Land and Resettlement Agreements
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Stakeholder Engagement
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Social Initiatives and Commitments
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Social Metrics Reporting and Disclosure
Stakeholder Management and Mapping
Stakeholder Engagement
Complaints and Grievances
Social Initiatives and Commitments
Land and Resettlement Agreements
Social Metrics Reporting and Disclosure
Frequently Asked Questions
What is social sustainability in the mining and energy sectors?
Why is community relations important in mining and oil & gas?
What is stakeholder management in the energy industry?
How does stakeholder engagement differ from community relations?
What are common challenges in managing social sustainability in mining and energy projects?
How can software help with stakeholder engagement and community relations?
What features should stakeholder engagement software include?
Why is grievance management important in extractive industries?
How does stakeholder engagement software support ESG compliance?
What are examples of data tracked in community relations software?
Can stakeholder software integrate with EHS and compliance systems?
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Transform Social Sustainability Managementustain for High-Risk Industries
Social Sustainability Management software helps to proactively manage community relations, stakeholder engagement, and socio-economic development at scale. By centralizing grievance tracking, land and resettlement management, and social investment reporting, the platform provides real-time dashboards, analytics, and mobile data capture to support regulatory compliance, ESG commitments, and operational resilience.
