See where extractive-sector harms are reported—and what action communities need.

Explore consented evidence from trained community monitors across mining, oil and gas locations. Find priority issues, affected places, requested support and the public institutions best placed to respond.

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Where are issues happening?Open the location map →What response is needed?See priorities and requested support →What does each report say?Read public action briefs →

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Policy makers and duty bearers

Identify priority locations, requested interventions and institutions needed for a coordinated response.

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Communities and monitors

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Researchers, media and partners

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Public evidence snapshot

A concise national view for decision makers

Each number is calculated from separately approved public records.

—Public reportsApproved for this public evidence view

—Communities representedAcross current monitor coverage

—Mapped locationsValid GPS with publication consent

—High or critical prioritiesFor policy and duty-bearer attention

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What the evidence says

Move from reported problems to a practical response

Use these patterns to decide where deeper review, site inspection, community engagement or protection support may be needed.

Most recorded issues

Problems communities report

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Requested support

Responses communities say they need

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Geographic coverage

Start with a place

Filter the map by state, LGA or community to see reported issues and the action priority assigned to each public record.

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Use the evidence responsibly

Community reports are evidence for action—not automatic findings of liability.

Counts show what trained monitors reported within current coverage. They do not measure national prevalence. Public GPS appears only where exact-location publication consent was recorded.

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