CHANGE PROJECTS
Change projects are implemented by the participants in their home countries with the support of mentors from Sweden.
Developing and implementing a change project is integral to the training programme. The aim is in the short perspective to develop solutions to current challenges where the participants are active. The change project is a process where good governance principles are both goals to achieve and tools to implement positive change.
The change project in ITP308 is:
- formulated and proposed by individuals or an organization,
- refined and structured during the online training,
- implemented by the participants during 10 months of project work,
- supported by a mentor,
- established in the organisation’s processes and procedures,
- reported and evaluated at a regional conference,
- built upon and sustained in coming trainings.
The Mine water and mine waste management programme is made up of four parts: an introductory module, an online training, a change-project work section and a regional conference. The change project is developed, implemented and evaluated during all phases of ITP308. The participants in the training will produce several reports, evaluations and presentations to document implementation of the project. The outcome and evaluation of the project is presented to the organisation and relevant stakeholders.
More information
To read more in-depth information about change projects in the ITP308: Mine Water & Mine Waste Management course read our guideline document:
Download the Guideline document
There are several documents you will need to fill in during your change project. Note that deadlines are given during the online training.
Download Initial project presentation Template (Powerpoint)
Download Final project presentation Template (Powerpoint)
Latest Change projects
Rwanda (G9) – Mine Closure Checklist for Rwanda
Previous Change projects
Kenya (G1) – Environmental framework for mine site closure
Kenya (G3) – Toolkit for permitting and inspections of waste rock dumps in mining sites
Kenya (G5) – Finalizing, Piloting, and Capacity Building on the Artisanal Mining Committee Manual
Kenya (G6) – Mine Safety Toolkit for ASM in Taita Taveta County
Kenya (G7) – Inspection Checklist for ASM sites during decommissioning
Kenya (G8) – Rehabilitation plan of abandoned mines in Kenya – case study from Kajiado county
Liberia (G4) – Environmental stewardship minimal benchmark toolkit for artisanal miners
Liberia (G7) – A sector-level regulation and guideline for the management of TSF in Liberia
Ethiopia (G1) – Environmental management guidelines for artisanal mining in Ethiopia
Ethiopia (G2) – General mine closure plan guideline for Ethiopia
Rwanda (G5) – Guidelines of tailings management in the small-scale mining sector in Rwanda
Rwanda (G6) – Guidelines of Tailings Management in the Small-Scale Mining Sector in Rwanda
Rwanda (G7) – Register for inventory of operating and decommissioned tailing management facilities
Rwanda (G8) – Draft checklist for mine waste facilities
Tanzania (G1) – Guidelines for mine water and tailings management for small and medium scale mines
Tanzania (G2) – Joint inspection checklist for mines
Tanzania (G3) – Mine waste management drawings for small scale mining
Tanzania (G5) – Draft guidelines for Management and Disposal of empty Cyanide containers
Tanzania (G7) – Guidelines for management and disposal of empty cyanide containers
Tanzania (G8) – Joint inspection checklist for ASGM in Tanzania
Zambia, MSD (G1) – Tailings storage facility tool kit
Zambia, ZEMA (G1) – Guidelines for inspection and review of tailings storage facilities
Zambia, MSD (G2) – Toolkit for waste rock dump inspection
Zambia (G5) – Initiative to Enhance Formalization of ASM in Zambia
Zambia (G7) – Mine Inspector’s Handbook – A Guide for Inspecting a Tailings Storage Facility