The relationship between mining companies and mine-affected communities in developing countries

与当地社区的冲突一直是在印度尼西亚和亚太地区其他地区运营的矿业公司的主要社会风险来源，这项研究将通过直接处理这一问题为澳大利亚的国家安全做出贡献。这将有助于制定更好的政策和做法，增强印度尼西亚采矿部门妇女和社区的权能。在区域和全球范围内，关于建设有效战略的经验教训，以“产生”的发展进程将适用于其他地方，澳大利亚的资本，技术和专业知识投资于大规模的工业发展，无论是内部和外部的采矿部门。

Conflicts with local communities have been a major source of social risk for mining companies operating in Indonesia and other parts of the Asia Pacific region, and this research will contribute to Australian national security by dealing directly with this issue. It will contribute to the formation of better policies and practices for empowering women and empowering communities in the Indonesian mining sector. At a regional and global scale, the lessons learnt about the construction of effective strategies for 'engendering' the development process will be applicable in other locations where Australian capital, technology and expertise are invested in large-scale industrial development, both inside and outside of the mining sector.