Equity, access and opportunity for women in mining cooperatives.

A shared path to recognition, participation and opportunity.

Built for communities

Formalization begins with people. It brings identity, trusted evidence and practical support together so communities can participate on their own terms.

Context matters

Structure should match where your community is today

Shared foundation
Build a shared foundation

FormalizationOS brings people, evidence and support together — building on the strengths communities already have.

Producer communities
Local partners
Shared opportunity
One community

Built to work together

FormalizationOS connects communities with tools and partners to organize, document their work and prepare for participation in formal markets.

Shared progress
Because progress begins with people and shared purpose.
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Community first
Our approach
From recognition to participation
Each step builds on the one before it.
Identity and place
Evidence
Built for trust
Identity, site records and evidence can help communities make their work visible.
Designed to grow
A foundation that grows with the community.
People first
Shared purpose
Built together
People first
Shared purpose
Built together
People first
Shared purpose
Built together
Built together
Local context
Practical steps
Built together
Local context
Practical steps
Built together
Local context
Practical steps
Clear roles
Trusted evidence
Shared progress
Clear roles
Trusted evidence
Shared progress
Clear roles
Trusted evidence
Shared progress
Building a community?
Let’s explore what comes next.
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Formalization works best when communities shape the process, partners share responsibility, and progress is grounded in evidence that people can understand.
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Community participation
Our approach
Community pathway

A path to participation

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Shared purpose

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Questions?

We’re glad you asked.

Who can join the community?

Miners, producers, associations, institutions and partners can express interest in the community.

Each person can describe their role and interests.

What is a consortium?

A consortium brings people and organizations together around a shared purpose and agreed governance.

Its structure depends on its members and local context.

How does formalization begin?

The starting point depends on the community, its goals and the requirements that apply locally.

Identity, place and documentation can be important foundations.

What is TradePass?

TradePass is GTCX identity infrastructure intended to support trusted participation and credentials.

The appropriate process depends on the programme.

How are community needs considered?

The people involved help define priorities, appropriate support and the path for their community.

Local context and participation shape the approach.

Can I join online?

You can preview a community profile on this device.

Online enrollment is being prepared and profiles are not yet submitted.

For communities building a shared future