2024 CRIRSCO NRO Representatives
Crirsco

Committee For Mineral Reserves International Reporting Standards

The aim of CRIRSCO (Committee for Mineral Reserves International Reporting Standards) is to contribute to earning and maintaining that trust by promoting high standards of reporting of mineral deposit estimates (Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves) and of exploration.

15 Countries/Regions

Our current members represent Australasia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Europe, India, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Phillippines, Russia, South Africa, Turkey and USA.

30 Representatives

CRIRSCO exists because of the dedication of hard-working volunteers in NROs and the organisations that support the NROs
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International Reporting
Template

The International Reporting Template (IRT) is a document that draws on the best of the CRIRSCO-style reporting standards, such as the JORC Code (Australasia), SAMREC Code (South Africa), PERC Reporting Standard (Europe), CIM Guidelines (Canada), SME Guide (USA) and Certification Code (Chile). These reporting standards are recognised and adopted world-wide for market-related reporting and financial investment.

Crirsco and the ICMM

CRIRSCO formed an alliance in 2007 with the International Council for Mining and Metals and became a Task Force of that organisation charged with promoting and maintaining best practice reporting. In October 2009, CRIRSCO became a Strategic Partner of ICMM.

Crirsco and the UNECE

In April 2023, a joint task group was established by CRIRSCO and the UNECE in order to update the Bridging Document between the CRIRSCO Template and the UNFC classification systems issued in 2015.