📋 Tender Overview
or as part of the XXXI Mining Integration and Sustainable Development Workshop developed by the General Directorate of Mining Promotion and SustainabilityMore than 100 students and graduates of higher education from various professional careers were instructed on environmental remediation and mining exploration activities, at the facilities of the Colquirrumi Mining Unit, currently in the mines closing stage, in the province of Hualgayoc (Cajamarca).
In Colquirrumi, the Environmental Mining Research and Studies Center works (CIEMAM) where participants made a technical visit, as part of the XXXI edition of the Mining Integration and Sustainable Development Workshop that developed on April 11 and 12, the General Directorate of Mining Promotion and Sustainability (DGPSM) of the Ministry of Energy and Mines (Minem).
The participants knew in situ the work carried out by the CEMAM, a social company dedicated to research and mining-environmental studies responsible for the post closing of 440 components of the Colquirrumi mine, between bocaminas, removable deposits, relay, open cuts and exploratory rojos, among other types of work, in its commitment to transform environmental liabilities mining into environmental assets social.
Dressed in security implements, the interns entered the Colquirrumi mine and traveled by underground galleries, where they were informed about the unit mining operations such as drilling, blasting, sustaining and mining security, in addition to the development of mining geology activities.
One day before this visit, the theoretical instruction of this workshop was developed in the Aula Magna of the National University of Cajamarca (UNC), with the purpose of promoting knowledge related to modern, responsible and sustainable mining, in addition to strengthening its technical and personal abilities.
The objective is to promote the closure of information gap, through the articulation between state-community-business, to prevent social conflicts and a peaceful relationship between the actors of the mining subsector is maintained, said Mayra Figueroa, head of the Minem Sustainability and Mining Directorate.
It should be noted that students of the Professional Races of Law, Sociology and Engineering participated in this workshop in their various specialties, from the UNC, Private University of the North, Cetpromin, Senati and representatives of the Organizations Amautas Mining, Win Peru, Openmind, Sme-UNC, AsiC, among others.
