Defining the Future of Mining with Actionable Insights
Dr. Gargi Mishra (PhD) is a long-time expert in the mining industry. She says the next frontier of mining is shaped in code, in trust, in climate logic, and in shared futures. For over a decade, she’s tracked mining trends, not just the technologies reshaping operations, but the deeper forces influencing sustainability, society, power, and value creation.
She asks: What if foresight wasn’t just a boardroom tool, but something we could democratize, apply, and build into everyday decisions?
Mining is becoming negotiated, algorithmic, sovereign, and intergenerational. Whether it’s AI shaping decisions, communities shaping permissions, or states reshaping ownership — the future of mining is being redefined.
Gargi works on building future scenarios, leading digital and process transformation across the value chain, and helping organizations navigate the future of mining with clarity.
Shorts
Why so few women in mining? Barriers, Bias, Path Forward
The Future of Mining with Dr. Gargi Mishra (audio podcast)
The Transcript for the Podcast
How did Gargi get into mining?
Mining and emerging technology trends
Why should everyone care about mining?
How can mining be more sustainable?
From compliance to co-creation
How can governance and value be shared with local communities?
Autonomous and semi-autonomous mining
The mine of the future will look like a bio lab
Changes in the relationship between mines and society

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Links to explore
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Gargi on Linkedin
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