“…Sustainable development aims to contribute to ethical business and ethical economy by mobilizing businesses, public institutions and organizations, and nongovernmental organizations, including Nonmetallic and Rock Minerals [18]. In terms of sustainable development, mining includes a transboundary government area that affects all aspects of human activity, including water supply, agriculture, industry, hydropower, water transportation, environment, and human quality of life [19]. Other research states that the supply chain in terms of metals, minerals, and rocks starts from the exploration stage, which includes searching, detailed mapping, trenching, geochemical and geophysical surveys, and initial drilling to identify mineral deposits and determine their economic potential.…”