To find common ground on land restoration in mining areas, facilitate an open dialogue among team members, encouraging each side to share their perspectives and concerns. Conduct a joint review of successful restoration case studies and best practices to highlight potential benefits and strategies. Establish a shared vision that incorporates environmental sustainability, community impact, and economic viability. Consider forming a working group representing diverse viewpoints to develop a comprehensive restoration plan with measurable goals. Regular check-ins and an adaptive approach will help refine strategies and ensure that all voices are valued in the decision-making process.

For restoration we can follow the actual process of mining and top soil management, for that one best example of Parsa East Kente Besan Coal Mine properly managed restoration and goal extraction method operated by AEL. We continue to consider that we have required a part of our operation that is possible easily and also it is one time start after that the resources nearest you and only execution required. First few lands top soil dump required after that stating decks and top soil sprayed on ground level that is continuously cycling not any more method required. I think we want to operate in the operation cycle.

Finding common ground on land restoration in mining areas requires effective communication, active listening, and a willingness to compromise. Here's a step-by-step like that Pre meeting preparations Meeting structure Follow up time to time