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The Promise and Limits of Urban Mining

Urban Mining is a concept that emphasizes the potential of cities, the human habitat and built environment as a source of raw materials. New research, commissioned by the International Copper…

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Copper Demand Predicted to Grow with Smart Cities

Total volume of copper in smart city technology to nearly double by 2025. New research, commissioned by ICA, revealed copper is the material of choice for smart city technology, thanks…

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Every Bit Counts: Markus Lends Laboratory Help at Skellefteå Hospital

In northern Sweden, Markus Nordqvist of Boliden sprang into action to help Skellefteå Hospital’s chemical laboratory as the coronavirus began straining the healthcare industry. During the pandemic onset, International Copper…

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Kennecott the First to Receive the Copper Mark for Responsible Production

August 25, 2020 Kennecott Utah Copper LLC, Rio Tinto’s site in Utah, United States, has become the first producer to be awarded the Copper Mark. To achieve the Copper Mark,…

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Funding and Partnerships

The International Copper Association values strategic partnerships and cooperation in areas of broad societal benefits, including economic development, sustainable energy, climate change mitigation/adaptation, public health, technological innovation and a broader recognition of copper’s benefits to human health and the environment.

We seek to create joint projects with shared resources and responsibilities. Our internal project partners include copper fabricator and wire and cable industry members and, externally, governments, inter-governmental organizations, Nongovernmental Organizations (NGOs), foundations and others.

Through our alliances, we advance the goals of Copper Alliance® members and partners and gain support for policies, regulations, standards and activities which benefit both copper and society.

While the following is by no means all-inclusive, we like to mention some examples of partners we have had the privilege to cooperate with and benefit from their vast experience, wisdom, human and/or financial contributions to projects of common purpose:

  • Governmental departments and agencies of the countries of Australia, Canada, Chile, China, European Union, India, the United States of America and others
  • Intergovernmental organizations: Common Fund for Commodities, Global Environment Facility, United Nations (UN) Development Program, UN Environment, UN Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), UN-Energy and The World Bank
  • Industry associations: International Cablemakers Federation, International Wrought Copper Council and the International Council on Mining and Metals.
  • Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs): Alliance to Save Energy, CLASP, International Institute for Energy Conservation, Clean Energy Solutions Center, Solar Electric Light Fund and the United Nations Foundation
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