Isabel Cane

High performing and strategic leader committed to achieving results through cooperation. Motivates shared success through fair, warm and authentic multi-stakeholder engagement. Expertise in solving complex Environmental Social and Governance (ESG) issues across the global business and policy systems. Known expertise in the fields of anti-corruption and social performance in the infrastructure and minerals industries.

• MM Bühler, I Calzada, I Cane, T Jelinek, A Kapoor at Al. (2023), Unlocking the power of digital commons: Data cooperatives as a pathway for data sovereign, innovative and equitable digital communities, T20 Paper, India Presidency Digital MDPI
• Organisation Economic Cooperation Development (2022), The Blue Dot Network: A proposal for a global certification framework for quality infrastructure investment
• Organisation Economic Cooperation Development (2021), Towards a global certification framework for quality infrastructure investment Private sector and civil society perspectives on the Blue Dot Network
• World Economic Forum (2018), The Future of Trust and Integrity, Partnering Against Corruption Initiative
• Cane I (2018), Why the fight against corruption is this generation's defining issue, World Economic Forum Agenda
• Cane I (2018), Is this the way to finally beat corruption?, World Economic Forum Agenda
• World Economic Forum, (2017), Building Foundations of Trust and Integrity, Partnering Against Corruption Initiative
• McIntyre, N., Bulovic, N., Cane, I., & McKenna, P. (2016). A multi-disciplinary approach to understanding the impacts of mines on traditional uses of water in Northern Mongolia. Science of the Total Environment, 557, 404-414.
• Cane, I., Schleger, A., Ali, S., Kemp, D., McIntyre, N., Lechner, A., & Lahiri-Dutt, K. (2015). Responsible mining in Mongolia: enhancing positive engagement. Sustainable Minerals Institute, The University of Queensland ISBN 9780994361103
• Cane, IJ. (2015) Social And Gendered Impacts related to Mining, Mongolia, DFAT–Adam Smith International
• Osborne D, Cane I, Cousins M and Chuluunbaatar, E (2015) Integrated report: an integrated analysis of economic, political and social issues that support or hinder growth and poverty reduction in Mongolia. DFAT–Adam Smith International
• Cane, I (2014) Empowered women and mining, Intergovernmental Forum on Mining, Minerals, Metals and Sustainable Development, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Geneva, Switzerland.
• Cane, I (2014) Land Rights and Women in the Extractive's Industry, Asia Pacific Regional Council women's land and property rights, Bangkok, Thailand
• Cane, I (2014), Is HIV a time bomb under the industry?, Central Asia Health & Safety Forum in Mining, Fleming Gulf FZE, Intercontinental Hotel, Moscow, Russia
• Cane, I. (2014). Community and Company Development Discourses in Mining: The Case of Gender in Mongolia. Department of Anthropology. University of Queensland, Brisbane, Doctorate of Philosophy
• Cane I, Terbish A, Bymbasuren, O (2014) Mapping Gender Based Violence and Mining Infrastructure in Mongolian Mining Communities, Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, International Mining for Development, AusAID
• Stern, R. (2014), Mongolia’s mining boom raises environment concerns, Deutsche Welle
• Asia Miner News (2014), Helping Mongolia tackle gender violence, The Asia Miner