UBS / Rio Tinto / MINERALS AND THE GREEN ECONOMY Steel / The World Bank / /
Continent
Africa / Asia / /
Country
Germany / Micronesia / Mongolia / Solomon Islands / South Africa / Chile / Peru / Zimbabwe / Guinea / Indonesia / Japan / Mauritania / Russia / United States / Afghanistan / Democratic Republic of Congo / Vanuatu / Australia / Tuvalu / Korea / China / Ghana / New Caledonia / Papua New Guinea / India / Palau / /
Currency
cent / USD / /
Facility
Mineral Policy Institute / /
IndustryTerm
deep sea mining industry / mainstream mining / metal content / pipe handling equipment / Steel intensity / subsea equipment / metal consumption / finance / oil / clean-energy infrastructure / metal supply / energy / depth technologies / clean energy technologies / metal / crude steel production / metal consumption intensity / manufacturing industries / steel production / metal price projections / gross domestic product / repair equipment / metal demand / manufacturing sector / clean-energy technologies / deep sea mining profits / Long-term decreasing metal industry productivity / oil sector / mining / deep sea mining / household equipment / terrestrial mining / /
MarketIndex
Top 40 / Top 40 mining / /
NaturalFeature
Pacific Islands / Pacific Island / Papua New Guinea Samoa Solomon Tonga Islands / /
Organization
Drivers for the Development of Deep Sea Minerals / International Monetary Fund / Nations Population Division / UN ESCAP / World Bank / United Nations / Mineral Policy Institute / /
Person
Brook Hunt / /
Position
driver / chief driver / powerful social driver / contractor / powerful driver for the future development / /
3.0 Drivers for the Development of Deep Sea Minerals in the Pacific Charles Roche1 and John Feenan2