Sponsors
The NCE has four categories of sponsors:
- Gold Sponsors – contribute N$1 million or more per year
- Diamond Sponsors – contribute N$500,000 or more per year
- Silver Sponsors – contribute N$250,000 or more per year
- Tourmaline Sponsors – contribute up to N$250,000 per year
The NCE hosts an annual event for its Sponsors to give feedback on the work of the Chamber, to present new projects and innovations and to solicit ideas for fund raising for the environmental sector.
The NCE also encourages sponsor companies to explore linking their support to the number or volume of their products sold in Namibia, e.g. a small amount for each litre or bottle or kg or bed-night, sold. Funds raised are allocated to priority environmental / conservation and to socio-economic projects linked to environmental sustainability and wise use of Namibia’s resources.
Gold
B2Gold
Headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, B2Gold Corp. is one of the fastest-growing intermediate gold producers in the world. Founded in 2007, today, B2Gold has four operating mines, one mine under construction and numerous exploration projects in various countries, including Namibia.
B2Gold continue to recognise that responsible environmental stewardship and social responsibility are integral components of business in today’s world. They have recognised as corporate priorities, environmental management and the support of local communities, and integrated environmental and social factors in the decision-making process for the Company and its subsidiaries. B2Gold will remain committed to maintaining the high standards of environmental stewardship and social responsibility that they have established.
Diamond
TotalEnergies Namibia (Pty) Ltd
TotalEnergies Namibia opened doors in 1977 in the then-South West Africa. Later the company was registered in 1988 as Total South West Africa/Namibia (Pty) Ltd and in 1989, changed to Total Namibia (Pty) Ltd. Total Namibia is supplying individual vehicle owners (via 30 retail service stations), small business enterprises, government vehicles, agricultural sectors and mining sectors.
Total Namibia is supplying individual vehicle owners (via 30 retail service stations), small business enterprises, government vehicles, agricultural sectors and mining sectors. Plus five sites in the national parks, which are believed to be a great advantage on the tourism sector, and three depots, which are in Windhoek, Tsumeb and Walvis Bay.
FirstRand Namibia Limited
To create sustainable wealth for all stakeholders through discipline, innovation, empowerment, and value-added partnerships.
Our vision of ‘being a great Namibian financial services group, creating a better world’, is made real daily through the strategic application of our P4 strategy which references our people, our planet, partnerships, and profit for all stakeholders.
The FNB Namibia Holdings Foundation Trust commits 1% NPAT annually to our national support and development activities in the Trustee primary mandated categories of Education and Financial Literacy, Community and Health Development, Environmental Guardianship, Skills and Capacity Building, as well as development in Sports, Arts and Culture.
Chamber of Mines
The Chamber of Mines of Namibia (CoM) was formed in 1969, with the sole mandate to protect the interests of its members while promoting sustainable growth of mining and exploration so as to maximise economic gain for the Namibian nation.
The not for profit organisation functions as an advocacy body, in which it acts as a voice for the industry to government and other institutions. Through its influence and deliberation on policies affecting the sector, the Chamber works towards sustaining and maintaining a regulatory environment which attracts investment and promotes the growth of the Namibian mining industry.
Furthermore, the CoM is a self-regulating body which is governed by a prudent Code of Conduct and Ethics that gives the organisation the right to expel members who are non-compliant. Within the Chamber structure, various committees have been formed to deliberate on areas of importance such as safety, human resources and environmental issues.
Silver
Wilsdorf Mettler Future Foundation
Wilsdorf Mettler Future Foundation (WMFF) is a philanthropic foundation that is jointly run by the families Wilsdorf and Mettler.
With the mission to serve society, the foundation engages in projects around the world that address the fields of education, health and environmental protection in particular.
WMFF is dedicated to preserving the heritage of the families by promoting responsibility, sustainability and professionalism with their projects.
Pupkewitz Foundation
A philanthropic foundation dedicated to addressing social and economic disparities through inclusivity, innovation, compassion, and communication since 2002.
Barloworld Equipment Namibia (Pty) Ltd
The Company has operated in Africa for over 100 years and is backed by JSE-listed Barloworld Limited, a R62bn company with secondary listings on the London and Namibian Stock Exchanges by delivering quality construction and mining equipment to the earthmoving industry.
The company is committed to social, environmental, and economic sustainability. By striving to minimise the environmental impact of their economic activities by investing in water and electricity metering systems at all our facilities, and measuring fuel, water and electricity intensity across the southern African operational footprint.
Tourmaline
Westair Aviation
Operating from Eros airport situated in the heart, Windhoek, Westair Aviation is a fully integrated aviation service provider. Starting out as an aircraft maintenance service centre in 1967. With more than 45 years of African aviation experience, Westair is the most experienced private aviation service provider in Namibia.
Westair has grown to become an industry leader by providing cohesive aviation solutions. Westair has been providing services to the mining industry, offshore oil and gas industry, governments and the government of the Republic of Namibia, travel, and tourism sectors as well as several international cargo and transport and logistics providers.
Santam Namibia
Santam Namibia is the country’s leading short-term insurer, commanding a market share of over 30 per cent. Santam Ltd opened its offices in Windhoek in 1956. A subsidiary, Santam Namibia Limited, was established in 1990, to take over all insurance activities in Namibia.
Santam’s vision is to be The Best of The Best and their values are, Think Big - Inventive, Excellence; Inspire Passion, Committed; Embrace - Integrity, Diversity, Care. Santam Namibia offers insurance products for personal, corporate, commercial, and agricultural needs as well as specialised insurance for particular requirements.
Osino Gold Exploration and Mining (Pty) Ltd
Osino Resources is fast tracking its exciting Twin Hills discovery through DFS and towards a construction decision. We are also progressing our extensive portfolio of other Namibian prospects with the aim of making further discoveries. Our winning formula? A combination of innovation, drive and technical experience with strong financial backing.
Coleman Transport
Coleman Transport is comprehensively equipped with a wide range of well-maintained transportation equipment and vehicles. To ensure a high quality, efficient and prompt service, the average age of our fleet is maintained at three years and new vehicles are purchased every two years.
Bulk Mining Explosives Namibia
BME is all about innovation – using technology to ensure that every blast brings value to their customers.
BME Values: BME is characterised by a strong and distinctive culture. Combining the values of a family business with the virtues and strengths of a professionally managed public company, we operate according to a robust spirit of enterprise underpinned by a reputation for the highest levels of integrity.
Bannerman Mining Namibia
Bannerman Resources Limited is an ASX and NSX listed exploration and development company with a 100% interest in the Etango Uranium Project in Namibia; a southern African country which is a premier mining jurisdiction.
Bannerman is conducting a large-scale heap leach demonstration program to provide further assurance to financing parties, generate process information for the detailed engineering design phase and build and enhance internal capability.