The International Tin Supply Chain Initiative is a not-for-profit upstream traceability and due diligence programme for the tin, tantalum, and tungsten minerals. 

Currently implemented in the African Great Lakes region - Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, and Uganda - we monitor over 3,000 3T artisanal and semi-industrial mine sites. We work to achieve avoidance of conflict financing, human rights abuses, and other risks such as bribery in mineral supply chains.

Our commitment to responsible sourcing starts at grassroot level with an on-the-ground expert team continuously collecting, verifying, and reporting information transparently. 

As a facilitation initiative that is Fully Aligned with the OECD Guidance for Responsible Supply Chains of Minerals from Conflict-Affected and High-Risk Areas, we support companies with their due diligence responsibilities. Our core activities are to deliver training and tools to multiple stakeholders at all levels of the supply chain, aiming to enhance good governance in the mining sector.

By making available unique and credible first-hand information, we support businesses to make informed decisions to fulfil their due diligence, and support government authorities and civil society towards progressive improvement and good governance in mining.

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