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INAP Members are mining companies who work collaboratively to address acid drainage. These companies presently consist of:
If you are a mining company interested in gaining membership to INAP, please contact the INAP Technical Manager (contact details available below). INAP works via a Board made up of Senior Managers elected by the member companies. The Board of Directors is responsible for providing the leadership and support necessary for INAP to meet its objectives. The main activities of INAP are directed by an Operating Committee (OpCom) appointed from member companies. The OpCom directs activities and ensures that INAP’s priorities are met. Current Board and OpCom members are:
INAP Technical Manager The INAP Technical Manager supports the OpCom in co-ordinating and carrying out networking activities, identifying external research providers, facilitating the development of research scopes and budgets, managing individual research projects, and producing publication material. The INAP Technical Manager is: 2105 Oneida Street, Salt Lake
City, UT 84109 USA INAP Administrative Assistant The INAP Administrator manages the INAP web site, maintains member records, issues passwords, assists in arranging Board and OpCom meetings, disseminates information, and manages accounting operations. This role is filled by: 2105 Oneida Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84109 USA. Tel: 1-801-485-2279
INAP also partners with key regional Global Alliance Acid Drainage organizations:
The Sustainable Minerals Institute Knowledge Transfer (SMI KT) represented by Bruce Barrie (Australia)
The Acid Drainage Technology Initiative (ADTI) Mining Metal Initiative and Coal Mining Initiative represented by Charles Bucknam (United States)
The Mine Environmental Neutral Drainage Programme (MEND) represented by Gilles Tremblay (Canada)
The Partnership for Acid Drainage Remediation in Europe (PADRE) represented by Adam Jarvis (Europe)
The Water Research Commission of South Africa (WRC) represented by Jo Burgess (South Africa)
The Chinese Network for Acid Mine Drainage represented by Wen-Shen Shu and Li-Nan Huang (China)
The South American Network for Acid Prevention represented by Flavio Vasconselos (Brazil, Chile, Peru)
The Indonesian Network for Acid Drainage represented by Bostang Radjagukguk (Indonesia)
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