1. Community Development Toolkit: An introduction to the M&E Aspects of World Bank/ICMM’s CD Toolkit Aidan Davy Social & Environmental Consultant to International Council on Mining and Metals

2. Community Development Toolkit  Currently available in three languages (English, Spanish and Mandarin); Nunavut translation underway

3. Purpose and Users of the Toolkit  Designed to: Foster closer relations between mining companies, communities and governments Support sustainable community development activities that last beyond the life of a mining operation  Each tool is designed to address the needs of four key stakeholder groups: Government Officers, Community Members, NGO Members and Mining Company Staff

4. Overview of Tools AssessmentPlanningRelationshipsProgram Management Monitoring & Evaluation 1. Stakeholder identification 2. Social baseline study 3. Impact and opportunities assessment 4. Competencies assessment 5. Strategic planning 6. Community mapping 7. Institutional analysis 8. Problem census 9. Opportunity ranking 10. Stakeholder analysis 11.Consultation matrix 12. Partnership assessment 13. Conflict management 14. Community action plans 15. Logical framework 16. Indicator development 17. Goal attainment scaling

5. Using the Tools Each Tool contains the following sections:  Description - short overview  Purpose of the Tool - what you might use the Tool for  Who might use the Tool - mining company staff, government officers, community members, NGO’s?  When to use the Tool - at which stage of the project cycle?  How to use the Tool - step by step guidance  Key references - where to go if you need more information

6. Application of M & E Tools (continued)

7. For further information…. ICMM 19 Stratford Place London W1C 1BQ United Kingdom Telephone: +44 (0) 20 7290 4920 Fax: +44 (0) 20 7290 4921 Email: info@icmm.com  Download Community Development Toolkit at http://www.icmm.com/publications/1342CDT.pdf http://www.icmm.com/publications/1342CDT.pdf  For more information on Resource Endowment Initiative see http://www.icmm.com/project.php?rcd=16 http://www.icmm.com/project.php?rcd=16