Meet our worldwide partner organisations.

South African Council for Natural Scientific Professions regulates and promotes the natural scientific professions in South Africa, ensuring adherence to standards and continuing professional development.

South African Mineral Reporting Codes set out minimum standards, recommendations, and guidelines for the public reporting of mineral-related issues. There are currently three codes, three guideline documents, and various affiliations.

Global Geoscience Professionalism Group promotes excellence and best practices worldwide by bridging the gap between academic research and practical applications, ensuring geoscientists can effectively serve society.

American Association of Petroleum Geologists is a professional organisation that advances the science of geology, particularly as it applies to the exploration and production of energy resources like petroleum and natural gas.

American Institute of Professional Geologists promotes ethical conduct and responsibility, certifying geoscientists across all branches and advocating integrity, competence, and public service within industry, government, and academia.

European Federation of Geologists is a professional organisation that promotes excellence in geoscience across Europe, representing national associations and raising awareness of the importance of geoscience.

Geoscientists Canada is the national organisation of regulatory bodies that govern professional geoscientists in Canada, ensuring high standards of practice, competence, and mobility within the geoscience profession.

Geoscience Council of Namibia is a regulatory body that oversees the professional practice of geoscientists in Namibia, ensuring adherence to high standards of conduct, competence, and ethics within the geoscience profession.

Geological Society of America advances geoscience by facilitating research, hosting conferences, providing career support, and promoting ethics. It connects the geoscience community and addresses environmental challenges.

International Association of Hydrogeologists advances the understanding and protection of groundwater globally. It supports research and education, providing a platform to share knowledge and address challenges.

International Mineralogical Association promotes the science of mineralogy and standardising mineral nomenclature. It supports research, organises scientific meetings, and disseminates knowledge worldwide.

South African Geophysical Association advances the field of geophysics in South Africa through professional development, networking, and promoting research and innovation.

Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy is advances the mining and metallurgy industries in southern Africa through professional development, knowledge sharing, and collaboration.

National Science and Technology Forum promotes the advancement of science and technology in South Africa by fostering collaboration among scientists, researchers, and industry stakeholders.

South African Institute for Engineering and Environmental Geologists promotes professional practice and international collaboration. Recognised by SACNASP and affiliated with IAEG and AEG.

The Council for Geoscience conducts geoscience research, provides specialised services, and promotes knowledge, ranking among Africa's top institutions with a national presence in South Africa.

Like-minded, retired, or interested persons in the field of geoscience who share and give talks. Currently there are over three hundred members sharing their experience in the various disciplines of geology, mining, and other sciences.

The Geological Society of Zimbabwe was founded in 1981 as a membership society to promote geological research, education, exploration, and mining, and serves as a forum for geological talks and field trips.

The West African Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum is a professional membership organisation that enhances professionalism in the mining, mineral, and petroleum industries.