LANDOWNERS & PARTNERSHIPS
Cosmicore works with customary landowners as project partners through structured and lawful arrangements aligned with Papua New Guinea’s land and resource frameworks.
Landowner participation is incorporated through joint venture structures, consultation processes, and benefit-sharing mechanisms appropriate to each project, subject to agreements and regulatory approvals.
Cosmicore engages with landowners, government authorities, and project partners to support responsible development that respects customary ownership, cultural considerations, and long-term project viability.
Partnerships are established on a project-by-project basis, with roles, rights, and responsibilities clearly defined to ensure transparency, accountability, and effective decision-making.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT & LANDOWNER PARTICIPATION
Cosmicore engages with customary landowners as part of a structured approach to responsible project development in Papua New Guinea.
Engagement focuses on lawful recognition of landownership, transparent consultation, and the establishment of participation frameworks appropriate to each project and its regulatory context.
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LANDOWNER PARTICIPATION FRAMEWORK
Where projects proceed, landowner involvement may be incorporated through:
• joint venture or partnership structures aligned with applicable laws
• consultation and representation mechanisms
• benefit-sharing arrangements defined by agreement
• opportunities for local employment, contracting, and skills development
All arrangements are established on a project-by-project basis and are subject to legal documentation, regulatory approvals, and mutual agreement.
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GOVERNANCE & AGREEMENTS
Partnership structures are designed to:
• respect customary land rights and cultural considerations
• define roles, responsibilities, and decision-making processes
• provide clarity around participation and dispute resolution
• support transparency and accountability throughout the project lifecycle
Cosmicore does not provide legal or financial advice. Landowners are encouraged to obtain independent professional advice when entering into formal agreements.
LEADERSHIP, CAPACITY BUILDING & PARTNERSHIPS
Cosmicore recognises the importance of governance capability, skills development, and informed participation in long-term project success.
Where appropriate and subject to project scope, engagement with landowners may include information-sharing, capacity-building initiatives, and opportunities to support participation in project-related activities.
Any training, education, or development initiatives are undertaken in collaboration with relevant partners and are subject to availability, approvals, and formal agreements.
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STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS
Cosmicore works with a range of project partners to support responsible development, including:
• technical specialists and professional advisers
• investors aligned with lawful and transparent project structures
• government agencies in accordance with applicable planning and regulatory frameworks
Partnerships are established on a project-by-project basis and are governed by formal agreements, regulatory compliance, and defined roles and responsibilities.
Cosmicore does not represent itself as a development agency, training institution, or funding authority. All activities are undertaken within the scope of approved projects and applicable laws.
POINT OF DIFFERENCE
SHARED OBJECTIVES, CLEAR FRAMEWORKS
Cosmicore structures partnerships around clearly defined objectives, roles, and responsibilities, ensuring alignment between landowners, project partners, and regulatory requirements.
Partnerships are guided by:
• respect for customary land ownership
• transparent decision-making processes
• ethical and responsible project development
• consideration of long-term project viability
• inclusion of community interests through agreed mechanisms
This approach supports stable partnerships, reduces conflict, and enables projects to be planned and delivered responsibly.
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE & MANAGEMENT
Cosmicore recognises the importance of environmental protection in the planning and delivery of mining and infrastructure projects in Papua New Guinea.
Environmental management is undertaken in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, and permit conditions, including requirements administered by the Conservation and Environment Protection Authority (CEPA).
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REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
For each project, environmental obligations are addressed through appropriate assessment, approval, and management processes, which may include:
• environmental impact assessment where required
• environmental management and monitoring plans
• compliance with permit conditions and reporting requirements
All environmental approvals, documentation, and disclosure obligations are managed on a project-by-project basis in accordance with regulatory requirements.
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OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
Environmental considerations are integrated into project planning and operations, with measures aimed at:
• minimising disturbance and environmental impact
• managing waste, water, and emissions
• protecting waterways, vegetation, and sensitive areas
• rehabilitating disturbed areas where required
Approaches are selected based on site conditions, regulatory guidance, and project scope.
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GOVERNANCE & TRANSPARENCY
Cosmicore maintains systems to support environmental compliance, record-keeping, and audit readiness appropriate to the scale and nature of each project.
Public disclosure of environmental information is undertaken where required by law or permit conditions.
Environmental management responsibilities are assigned within project governance structures to ensure accountability and ongoing compliance.