INAP’s objective is to reduce the liability associated with
sulphide mine materials. This is pursued in three ways:
- Networking and Information-sharing
- Technology Transfer
- Gap-driven Research
Networking and Information-sharing
The INAP network brings together the most recent acid drainage
experience and knowledge and allows us to:
- Build on existing research and avoid duplication
- Learn from the achievements and challenges of others
- Benefit from expert peer review on key acid drainage issues
Technology Transfer
INAP supports and organizes technical transfer activities at different
levels. Workshops bring together management and operations personnel
from companies around the world, and are instrumental in promoting
the implementation of good practice. Capacity building activities
for governments and regulatory bodies are also supported by the
network. In addition, INAP plays a key role at international events
that involve various stakeholder groups, such as the International
Conference on Acid Rock Drainage (ICARD).
Research
INAP is increasingly being acknowledged as the leading international
acid drainage research group. Research projects are member driven
and address the most significant information gaps in the prediction,
prevention, management, measurement and treatment of acid drainage.
As a network involving a number of companies, INAP also facilitates
projects that can only be developed through co-operative efforts.
Further information on our research projects is available here
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