IAEA International Atomic Energy Agency Sustainable Uranium Resources Development Business Model Canvas for GABON/Ministry of Mines/Minister’s office Presented by Patricia OUSSOU

IAEA Infrastructure Key activities Exploration Intermediate stage Post mining survey Key resources Human Resources – 70 jobs : 55 direct jobs (40 AREVA, 13 COMUF, 2 Health Observatory of Mounana ) + 15 indirect jobs Physical resources – Subcontractor’s material, Health Observatory of Mounana Financial ≈7 M USD : 4.9 M USD (AREVA) – 1.7 M USD (COMUF) USD (Observatory) Intellectual – AREVA’s geoscientists ; Territory security by COMUF ; Medical assistance Key partners Agence Gabonaise de Sureté et de Sécurité Nucléaire (Nuclear Safety and Security - Ministry of Energy), Ministry of Health, Ministry of mining Association of past mining workers COMUF for post mining, AREVA for mining activities University of Masuku IAEA, World Health Organization 2

IAEA Value Propositions [What are collection of products and services that the programme/activity/organization offers value to the country?] Drilling activity and technology, Post mining sites redevelopment, Disease identification, Epidemiological studies Knowledge of the basement, Medical monotoring Learning Local employment Support of past mining Workers 3

IAEA Customers Customer Segments [Groups of customers served] Channels [How the customers are served / value delivered?] Customer Relationships Win - win The country will have % of the capital shares in the company during the operational phase 4

IAEA Finances Cost structure According to the mining legislation Revenue streams Calculating by the Ministry of Mines and payment to the Treasury which distributed Surface fees + Royalties, Provision during operation 5

IAEA The Uranium Business Model Canvas for Gabon Key Partners Ministry of mining Ministry of Health Nuclear Safety and Security Agency Association of past mining workers COMUF AREVA Masuku University IAEA World Health Organization Key Activities Exploration Intermediate stage Post mining survey Territory security Medical assistance Value Propositions Drilling activity and technology Post mining sites redevelopment Disease identification Epidemiological studies Knowledge of the basement Medical monitoring Learning Local employment Support of past mining Workers Customer Relationships Win – win The country will have % of the capital shares in the company during the operational phase Customer Segments Government Agencies Companies General public Past workers Key Resources 55 direct jobs 15 indirect jobs Subcontractor’s material Health Observatory of Mounana 7 MUSD per year Geoscientists Channels -- Cost Structure According to the mining legislation Revenue Streams Calculating by the Ministry of Mines and payment to the Treasury which distributed Surface fees + Royalties, Provision during operation 6