Exploring certainty, resilience, and responsibility in mineral value chains
Creating Certainty in a World of Change
Certainty is often called for, but what does it really mean in practice? And how can it be built into systems defined by complexity, uncertainty, and rapid change?
As global mineral value chains face growing pressure from geopolitical shifts, climate risks, technological transformation, and evolving societal expectations, the 2026 Responsible Raw Materials conference will explore how certainty can be created, strengthened, and sustained from the perspective of resilience and responsibility. We will examine how certainty is experienced differently by governments, industry, investors, workers, and communities; and what it takes to align these perspectives in ways that support reliable supply, responsible practice, and long-term shared value.
From Responsibility to Certainty
Following previous editions on Responsibility, the ESG Toolbox, the Just Transition, the Criticality of Trust, Critical Choices, and Collaboration - Charting Success Together, this seventh Responsible Raw Materials online conference brings the focus to certainty itself - how it is built, who benefits from it, and what happens when it is absent.
Through expert talks, case studies, and facilitated discussions, RRM 2026 will highlight practical experiences from across disciplines and regions, moving beyond abstract debate and toward actionable insights for creating certainty in a changing world.

Register for Responsible Raw Materials 2026
- Registration is open via Eventbrite now!
Tuesday 28 April to Thursday 30 April 2026
- 4 sessions across three days, with morning and afternoon options to suit all time zones
- A line-up of innovators, advocates, business leaders, researchers, policymakers, and more (to be announced)
- 20-minute slots per speaker, including presentation and/or discussion
- All sessions will be presented live and free to watch online
- All talks will be recorded and made available online
- For the conference guidelines, see the RRM Code Of Conduct
To contact us, please email hello@responsiblerawmaterials.com
