RMAP definition

RMAP means Responsible Minerals Assurance Process developed by RBA to enhance company capability to verify the responsible sourcing of metals.
RMAP means a remedial measures action plan consistent with this Modified Consent Decree.
RMAP means a remedial measures action plan.

Examples of RMAP in a sentence

  • If Supplier elects to satisfy its commitment to responsible sourcing at its mineral processing facility through the RMI framework, Supplier agrees to meet the obligations set forth by the RMI to be conformant or active to the RMAP.

  • In the event that (a) the RMAP or ▇▇▇▇ assessments are no longer available, or (b) in the reasonable opinion of either GM or Supplier (i) the RMAP or ▇▇▇▇ assessment ceases to be a credible independent assessor of responsible sourcing framework, or (ii) another independent, credible assessor becomes available, GM and Supplier will discuss in good faith and may agree in writing to an alternative third party ESG assessment/protocol of Supplier.

  • In each RMAP assessment, Supplier also agrees to incorporate at its mineral processing facility the RMI ESG add-on assessment.

  • In each RMAP assessment, Supplier shall incorporate the Responsible Minerals Initiative Environmental, Social and Governance add-on assessment.

  • Thus, on an annual basis, Supplier agrees to procure an independent third-party responsible sourcing assessment (i.e., audit) at Supplier’s mineral processing (i.e., smelting/refining) facility, that will demonstrate to GM that Supplier’s management systems and sourcing practices are in conformance with the RMAP standards.

  • Supplier agrees that its mineral processing facility will be conformant and actively engaged to one of the following two approved independent third party responsible sourcing (i.e., ESG) frameworks (i.e., Standards): (i) the RMAP by the Responsible Minerals Initiative (“RMI”); or (ii) the ▇▇▇▇ Mineral Processing Standard by the Initiative for Responsible Mining Assurance.

  • If Supplier selects the RMAP assessment for their mining facility/operations, Supplier will schedule the assessment within six (6) months from the Phase One Effective Date and begin that assessment within one (1) year from the Phase One Effective Date.

  • If Supplier selects the RMAP assessment for their mining facility/operations, Supplier will schedule the assessment within six (6) months from the Phase Two Effective Date and begin that assessment within one (1) year from the Phase Two Effective Date.

  • In the event that (a) the RMAP or IRMA assessments are no longer available, or (b) in the reasonable opinion of either GM or Supplier (i) the RMAP or IRMA assessment ceases to be a credible independent assessor of responsible sourcing framework, or (ii) another independent, credible assessor becomes available, GM and Supplier will discuss in good faith and may agree in writing to an alternative third party ESG assessment/protocol of Supplier.

  • For RMAP, the MDO may draw down under this award quarterly until the full amount of the loan to the MDO is disbursed or until the end of the thirty fourth month of the life of the loan, or whichever occurs first.


More Definitions of RMAP

RMAP means an annual maintenance works program setting out:

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