M4DLink is a global, active, online community, where Mining for Development (M4D) alumni, faculty, and experts can collaborate with peers to influence policy and effect change through networking, innovative problem-solving, and sharing expertise.
M4DLink is a global, active, online community, where Mining for Development (M4D) alumni, faculty, and experts can collaborate with peers to influence policy and effect change through networking, innovative problem-solving, and sharing expertise.
Share progress on your return to work plan and receive feedback from your colleagues and faculty.
If you recently developed a return to work plan as part of a M4D activity, you and your workshop group will be invited to meet in the Return to Work space, every 2-3 months, to share your progress, assist your colleagues and get assistance from your peers and faculty.
Connect with alumni to discuss and solve some of the big challenges in resource development that are impacting governments and communities around the world.
In the groups area, alumni can join or create thematic groups or country groups. Through groups, alumni can connect with members with similar interests, share resources, access topical news, discuss challenges, and publicise events that relate to the country group or thematic group.
Join in the global discussion on development-related issues in the M4D forums.
Share your experiences, help others, discuss your local challenges and receive ‘just-in-time’ solutions.
M4DLink is a global, active, online community for Mining for Development (M4D) alumni, faculty, and experts. It’s a place where members can collaborate to influence policy and effect change through networking, innovative problem-solving and sharing expertise.
The M4D community is made up of alumni and faculty who have participated in study tours, short courses, fellowships and scholarships funded by the following organisations:
