19 May 2018
We’ve just hit the send button on our May Newsletter. Here are some not-to-miss highlights: ASI members and stakeholders gathering together in Western Australia ASI 2018 Progress Report, Certification Overview and System Reports for ISEAL ASI members collaborate on new aluminium smelting technology R&D Welcome to new ASI member Norðurál – Century Aluminum Company Full-day training session […]
Read more30 April 2018
In the April 2018 newsletter: ASI’s first Performance Standard certifications have been issued! elementAl has nearly 40 self-assessments, with some in the audit stage. educationAl includes one new fundamentAl webinar on the ASI Claims Guide and one new inspirationAl webinar discussing Due Diligence as it is applied in the ASI Standards. ASI is increasing its […]
Read more27 March 2018
In the March edition of the ASI Newsletter: ASI Indigenous Peoples Advisory Forum continues engagement at meeting in Suriname Auditor accreditation and training gaining pace Translations of ASI documentation now available Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) joins ASI as Civil Society member Upcoming events Read the March newsletter
Read more27 February 2018
In the February edition of the ASI Newsletter: Announcing educationAl: ASI’s new online learning program ASI Annual General Meeting Keynote Speakers Gulkula Mining Company joins ASI SNTO Aluminium Foil Company joins ASI NomoGaia joins ASI Upcoming events Read the February Newsletter
Read more27 January 2018
In the January edition of the ASI Newsletter: 2018: Another busy year ahead First accredited auditor training held in Montreal Another year of solid membership growth Upcoming events Read the January Newsletter
Read more27 December 2017
In the December edition of the ASI Newsletter: ASI’s Year in Review New Accredited Auditor Firm announced Registered Specialists page published Bridgnorth Aluminium Ltd joins ASI Russian Aluminium Association Upcoming events: AAMA 81st Annual Conference, ASI AGM Week 2018 Read the December Newsletter
Read more27 November 2017
In the November edition of the ASI Newsletter: Path to Launch: Finalising the ASI Standards First Accredited Auditor Firm announced GIZ sponsors study on Indigenous Peoples’ participation in sustainability standards for extractives Austrian Non-Ferrous Metals Association joins ASI Upcoming events: AAMA 81st Annual Conference, ASI AGM Week 2018 Read the November Newsletter
Read more20 December 2016
In the December edition: ASI’s Year in Review 2016 marks another great year of progress for ASI. Membership has continued to grow, and we are on track towards launching an independent, third party certification program for the aluminium value chain by the end of 2017. Read more. Chain of Custody Standard – comment period closing December 23 Don’t […]
Read more26 November 2016
In the November newsletter: Halfway through public comment period on ASI Chain of Custody (CoC) Standard We are now one month into a two-month public comment period on the draft ASI Chain of Custody (CoC) Standard and accompanying Guidance document. Comments and feedback from all interested stakeholders are invited during this period, which runs until 23 […]
Read more21 January 2016
Top stories in the January edition: ASI’s Activities and Plans for 2016 ASI’s strategic plan has characterised 2016 as a year to “Build, Test and Grow”, as part of its four year roadmap from 2015-2018. Learn more about our 2016 plans. Business Cases for Sustainability Standards: ISEAL Alliance research Why do companies from a range […]
Read more18 December 2015
UC RUSAL joins ASI ASI is delighted to welcome UC RUSAL as a new member in the Production and Transformation membership class. RUSAL is a leading, global aluminium producer and operates in 19 countries on 5 continents. The company’s main products are primary aluminium, aluminium alloys, foil and alumina. Read more about our newest member. ASI’s […]
Read more24 November 2015
Alcoa joins ASI ASI is delighted to welcome Alcoa as a new member of the Aluminium Stewardship Initiative (ASI), supporting ASI’s mission to define and deliver the first global standard for aluminium sustainability. Alcoa pioneered the aluminium industry over 125 years ago, and today, with more than 60,000 people in 30 countries, is a global […]
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