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Appendix 1 Case Study Assignment International Mining Corporation (IMC) Copper Mining Project Project Description The Government of Indonesia is considering a proposed joint ve tional Mining Corporation (IMC), Eastern h a foreign investor, Interna e Province to develop a new copper mine in the mountainous and remote proposal. (EP) where recent g logical surveys have revealed significant copper deposits. Unde will Eastern CO (EPML), in which the Government of Indonesia (GOI) hold Province Mining Limited 30% of the share mine and mi th l transported n Slur form) b ry y copper ore on site. The concentrate w then be rom where it will be pipeline to adcdicated port factlity at the mouth of the Eastern s copper, the shipped to Japan for refining and sale on world market. Although the the concentrate w also contain so also ver, main product extracted fr the concentrate ne quantities of gold and silver that w Eastern rom at the refining stage and sold on the world market around Province is a low region of 5 and a per capita income of US$300 with a population million n the area per annum, considered the least developed part of the country. The local population ving little rely mainly on subsistence agriculture and fishing for the livelihoods. At prcsent there is very economic or social infrastructure in the area, w ch me ns that apart from on-site nvestment in the mine, mill and tailings dam, EPML w need to make substantial offsite vestments in infrastructure and logistics, such as transport equipment, the construction of roads, bridges, wharfs, an airstrip, storage fac ties, housing, power generation and supply, as well as the estab shment of a school, hospital, shops recreational fact ries and other amenities for loca engaged and expar employees and families. rhe The GOI is eager for the project to proceed as iris expected to provide a significant injection of investment in the region, as well as opportuniries for training and employment of local workers and some inter-state migrant workers from other underdeveloped areas of the EP and elsewhere in Indonesia It is also expected that the project will generate sone backward linkages into the local economy be required to sub-contract n services to locally based contrac EPML tors and to huy some of its certa supplies locally, such as food. Under the proposal the local landowners are ro be compensated for the of their land for mining related activities, and priority is to be given to the local population for employ. ment and training by EPML. Part of the compensation payments are to be paid into the Eastern Province Development Trust Fund that will h e used to finance development projects the EP region once the fund is established. EPML will also pay royalties to Gol, based on the value of its mineral sales net of transportation, treatment and refining costs. This assignment case study is hypothetical and is not based on the actrv a gui company unintended. As larity with of an actual company. Any Je to the instructor it should be noted regard to the activities or name of an a of difficulty han the ICP Case Study that it is of a higher degtee 332 Appendix 1 Case Study Assignment International Mining Corporation (IMC) Copper Mining Project Project Description The Government of Indonesia is considering a proposed joint ve tional Mining Corporation (IMC), Eastern h a foreign investor, Interna e Province to develop a new copper mine in the mountainous and remote proposal. (EP) where recent g logical surveys have revealed significant copper deposits. Unde will Eastern CO (EPML), in which the Government of Indonesia (GOI) hold Province Mining Limited 30% of the share mine and mi th l transported n Slur form) b ry y copper ore on site. The concentrate w then be rom where it will be pipeline to adcdicated port factlity at the mouth of the Eastern s copper, the shipped to Japan for refining and sale on world market. Although the the concentrate w also contain so also ver, main product extracted fr the concentrate ne quantities of gold and silver that w Eastern rom at the refining stage and sold on the world market around Province is a low region of 5 and a per capita income of US$300 with a population million n the area per annum, considered the least developed part of the country. The local population ving little rely mainly on subsistence agriculture and fishing for the livelihoods. At prcsent there is very economic or social infrastructure in the area, w ch me ns that apart from on-site nvestment in the mine, mill and tailings dam, EPML w need to make substantial offsite vestments in infrastructure and logistics, such as transport equipment, the construction of roads, bridges, wharfs, an airstrip, storage fac ties, housing, power generation and supply, as well as the estab shment of a school, hospital, shops recreational fact ries and other amenities for loca engaged and expar employees and families. rhe The GOI is eager for the project to proceed as iris expected to provide a significant injection of investment in the region, as well as opportuniries for training and employment of local workers and some inter-state migrant workers from other underdeveloped areas of the EP and elsewhere in Indonesia It is also expected that the project will generate sone backward linkages into the local economy be required to sub-contract n services to locally based contrac EPML tors and to huy some of its certa supplies locally, such as food. Under the proposal the local landowners are ro be compensated for the of their land for mining related activities, and priority is to be given to the local population for employ. ment and training by EPML. Part of the compensation payments are to be paid into the Eastern Province Development Trust Fund that will h e used to finance development projects the EP region once the fund is established. EPML will also pay royalties to Gol, based on the value of its mineral sales net of transportation, treatment and refining costs. This assignment case study is hypothetical and is not based on the actrv a gui company unintended. As larity with of an actual company. Any Je to the instructor it should be noted regard to the activities or name of an a of difficulty han the ICP Case Study that it is of a higher degtee 332