📋 Tender Overview
To facilitate the exchange of information between all the entities involved.The multisectoral working group to elaborate technical proposals for the development and implementation of the interoperable system of small artisanal mining and mining (SIPMMA) was installed last Thursday, in order to make its interoperability viable and facilitate the exchange of information between all the entities involved.
The act was chaired by the Deputy Minister of Mines of the Ministry of Energy and Mines (MINEM), Ronald Ibarra Gonzales, and it was determined that the General Directorate of Mining Formalization (DGFM) exercises the Technical Secretariat of this work group responsible for providing technical and administrative assistance.
During the meeting, the representatives of the sectors on the SIPMMA platform and the stage elaboration schedule were informed. In addition, the operational traceability model of minerals and the traceability of inputs was detailed.
The multisectoral working group will have parallel with a technical team that will be designated by each institution. It was also agreed to integrate the Group into the National Registry of Identification and Civil Status (RENIEC).
It should be noted that Ministerial Resolution No. 198-2025-MINEM/DM, which creates this multisectoral work group, will have a period of validity of 180 days. And among its functions is contributing to the elaboration of interoperability protocols for the exchange of data between the entities that provide information to the SIPMMA.
It also identifies relevant information for the operation of the SIPMMA and facilitates the exchange of information between the entities; In addition to coordinating the necessary modifications required by the SIPMMA at the level of information or interoperability in the course of its operation.
This first representative meeting, of the Ministry of Government and Digital Transformation of the PCM, of the Ministry of Environment, of the Mining and Metallurgical Geological Institute (INGEMMET), of the National Police of Peru, of the National Superintendence of Control of Control of Security Services, Weapons, Ammunition and Explosives for Civil Use (Sucamec), Sunat and the Financial Intelligence Unit.
Lima, June 28, 2025