CRAFT, passport to formal markets
CRAFT 2.1 Volumes
Volume 1. Introduction and General Characteristics
Find out about the geographic and organizational scope of products using CRAFT. Get to know the new structure of CRAFT 2.1 and the CRAFT report.
Volume 2A. Requirements for ASM Mineral Producers Commodity-independent Requirements
Contains all the requirements for producers that apply to all minerals without a difference in the type of mineral.
Volume 2B. Requirements for ASM Mineral Producers Commodity-specific Requirements
Contains all the requirements for producers that only apply to specific minerals
Volume 3. Guiding Principles for CRAFT Schemes
Contains the requirements from CRAFT schemes perspective. Clarifies open source characteristics and communications relating CRAFT.
Volume 4. CRAFT 2.0 Guidance Book
This book, Guidelines for the Implementation of CRAFT 2.0, remains applicable for CRAFT 2.1, with the same content and principles relevant for both versions.
Third-Party Assessment of Alignment with OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Supply Chains of Minerals from Conflict-Affected and High-Risk Areas
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Previous Versions
Volumen 2.0
Introducción y características generales
Requisitos para los productores de minerales de la MAPE.
Requisitos independientes de los productos o minerales
Requisitos para los productores
de minerales de la MAPE.
Requisitos específicos de los productos minerales
Principios Rectores de los Esquemas CRAFT
Volumen 1.0
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Experts
Governance and diverse participation for the development of the CRAFT code
- Seeking to ensure this participatory process and its legitimacy, two CRAFT governance groups were established: the CRAFT Advisory Group and Committee, consisting of men and women miners as well as organizational and market members.
CRAFT Code Committee
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The CRAFT Code Committee contains professionals
with different experiences and backgrounds.
Artisanal and small-scale miners and miners
Nimer Rivera
Urica Primus
Standards Systems or Guiding Organizations
Alex Cech
Rebeca Burton
Suzanne Brooks
Fanny Frémont
Diana Culillas
Susan Wheeler
Neil HarbI
Cristina Villegas
Jat Verma
Erin Mitchell
Technical Consultants and Experts
Estelle Levin
Assheton Carter
César Ipenza
Rocio Fernandez
Boukje Theeuswes
Gold associations or refiners
Christian Sieber
Jamie M. Belino
Sabrina Karib
Non-governmental organizations
Mona Avalons
Observers
Louis Marechal
We extend our sincere appreciation to the drafting team—Felix Hruschka, Natalia Martinez, Taylor Kennedy, Marcin Piersiak, Mark Wallace, and Dayron Monroy—for their invaluable contributions, dedication, commitment, and collaborative efforts.