Ethics Case Study $($INDIVIDUAL$)25\%$

Contemporary business case in CSR$,$ EDI, Sustainability, or Indigenization$/$Reconciliation

practices from a stakeholder perspective. Includes micro and macro analysis.

Instructions for completing the assignment on the case study $"$ A Two$-$Roads Approach to Co$-$

Reclamation $".$ Refer on the course shell.

Familiarize yourself with the case study:

Read the case study thoroughly to understand the background, key stakeholders, ethical dilemmas, and

challenges faced by the mining company in achieving sustainable development and reconciliation with indigenous communities. Take note of any micro and macro analysis points provided in the case. Also,

refer the recent article I shared on the folder. A Two$-$Roads Approach to Co$-$Reclamation.

Identify stakeholders and their perspectives:

Identify the key stakeholders involved in the case, both at the micro $($individuals$,$ groups$)$ and

macro $($regulatory bodies, industry peers, public$)$ levels. Consider the perspectives, interests,

and concerns of each stakeholder group. How do they view the ethical dilemmas and what

outcomes do they desire?

Analyze micro$-$level stakeholder concerns:

Conduct a micro$-$level analysis by examining the specific concerns and interests of each

stakeholder group. Evaluate the implications of the mining company's CSR$,$ EDI, sustainability,

and indigenization$/$reconciliation practices on these stakeholders. Consider their social, cultural,

economic, and environmental perspectives.

Analyze macro$-$level industry and public perspectives:

Conduct a macro$-$level analysis by considering the broader industry and public perspectives.

Assess the regulatory framework, industry benchmarks, and public perceptions of the mining

company's practices. Analyze the potential impact of these external factors on the company's

operations and reputation.

Evaluate the ethical dilemmas and propose solutions:

Assess the ethical dilemmas faced by the mining company from a stakeholder perspective.

Consider the potential conflicts between economic growth, indigenous rights, environmental

impact, and profitability. Generate ethical solutions that address the concerns of various

stakeholders and foster sustainable development and reconciliation.

Provide a comprehensive analysis and recommendations:

Compile your findings from the micro and macro analyses into a coherent and well$-$structured

report. Include a thorough analysis of stakeholder perspectives, ethical considerations, and

proposed solutions. Support your arguments with relevant theories, frameworks, and evidence.

Reflect on the implications and lessons learned:

Conclude the assignment by reflecting on the implications of the case study. Discuss the

lessons learned regarding CSR$,$ EDI, sustainability, and indigenization$/$reconciliation practices.

Consider the potential long$-$term benefits, challenges, and trade$-$offs associated with balancing

stakeholder interests.

Format and referencing:

Ensure your assignment adheres to the formatting guidelines provided on your RUBRICS. Use

proper citations and references to acknowledge the sources of information and theories you

utilized.

Additional requirements:

$$ Use min $15$ references as per APA standard.

$$ Min $12-16$ pages excluding the title page, references page, and appendices.

$$ FONT: $12$ New Times Roman, double$-$space between lines. Apply all APA Rules.

$$ Refer to the rubrics for the assignments and all the guidelines