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A GLOBAL NETWORK OF experts
Join a global network of experts motivated to make a positive difference by working alongside communities affected by mining

The FAIME database profiles experts operating regionally and
internationally from a range of areas of expertise

Santo Antônio Dam, Morro do Ouro Mine near Paracatu, Minas Gerais, Brazil

Samarco Mine, Mariana, Minas Gerais, Brazil

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Antamina Tailings Dam in the Ancash Region of Peru

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Córrego do Feijão Brumadinho, Minas Gerais, Brazil

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Mount Polley Mine, British Columbia, Canada

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Pit Mine, Butte, Montana, United States of America

A tool for Indigenous and other mining-affected communities

FAIME provides a tool for scientists and experts to offer their services to non-industry clients, such as non-governmental and Indigenous organizations

Expert profiles

The FAIME database profiles experts operating regionally and internationally from a range of areas of expertise.
The areas of expertise listed below are not exhaustive.

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SIMPLe & EFFECTIVE
Join a database of independent experts
from around the globe
How it works
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Learn about FAIME and its mission, vision and values

FAIME is dedicated to providing a shared database of credible, competent, and trustworthy experts to organizations that support Indigenous peoples and other communities affected by mining

ABOUT US
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Apply to join the roster of FAIME experts

Join independent experts across diverse categories, including engineers, economists, lawyers, socio-economic experts and more

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Begin supporting mining-affected communities

By being profiled in the database, experts make themselves available to organizations that support Indigenous communities and other mining-affected communities, governments, and NGOs. Experts can advance their careers while increasing much-needed access to expertise for mining-affected communities

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