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Build mining pathways that work together

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A worker at a traditional mining site in Morocco.
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FormalizationOS connects miners, cooperatives, public institutions and partners around practical pathways for small-scale mining.

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Civic digital infrastructure

TradePass, GeoTag and GCI are designed to connect identity, place and evidence. Miners and cooperatives need records that describe their work and can support recognition.

Compliance as a service

Ministries, regulators and qualified advisors can help participants understand requirements and organize records. Support must reflect the jurisdiction, mining activity and needs of the people involved.

Consortium formation

Cooperatives, institutions and partners can agree on a shared purpose, responsibilities and governance. Start with a practical work plan that reflects local priorities and participant needs.

Local partnerships

Policy, ESG, technical and funding partners can contribute research, training and resources. Communities help set priorities; each programme needs a clear owner and an agreed review process.

How we move together

Local knowledge

Miners and cooperatives shape priorities, drawing on women’s experience and community knowledge.

Shared purpose

Associations and trading groups agree on members, responsibilities and shared decisions.

Ongoing support

Operators and service partners review site evidence and progress as programmes develop.

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Bring your community and partners together