📋 Tender Overview
Through the PIM, 2,937 people were trained in 53 events in different regions of the country in 2024. The Ministry of Energy and Mines (MINEM), through the Mining Integration Program (PIM), has trained 2,937 people in 53 activities during 2024 with the aim of promoting the sustainable development of mining activity and contributing to the prevention of social conflicts in the country.
Our purpose is to promote the sustainability of mining activity by promoting the closing of the information gap, to promote sustainable development and help prevent social conflicts by maintaining a peaceful relationship between the actors in the mining subsector, said Mayra Figueroa, head of the Directorate of Sustainability and Mining Articulation (DSAM). She noted that, of the total number of participants in the PIM in 2024, 55.19% were women, and 44.81% men; and the activities carried out are related to 49 mining projects, 19 of which correspond to the Mining Exploration portfolio and 30 to the Mining Investment Portfolio, totaling US$ 31,632.60 million.
Among those trained are authorities, leaders, youth leaders, students, as well as leaders from mining influence areas, who took part in Mining Internships, Magical Women, the Mining Integration and Sustainable Development Workshop (TIMDS), Mining Replicas and Information and Training Workshops.
Added to this are 24 activities for the PIM Communities (Former Interns, Women and Promoters) and two pilot activities of the Sustainable Mining Route.
Mayra Figueroa explained that the Mining Internships component carried out 7 activities last year with authorities, leaders and directors from eight (8) regions of the country, including Ancash, Apurimac, Arequipa, Cajamarca, Cusco, Junin, La Libertad and Puno, achieving a total of 219 beneficiaries. Meanwhile, the Magical Women program developed five editions in the towns of Chavin de Huantar (Ancash), Pacocha (Moquegua), Huano Huano (Cusco), Huamachuco (La Libertad) and Yerba Buena (Cajamarca), training 288 leaders.
26.7% of participating leaders have Quechua as their mother tongue, and it was the original community of Huano Huano that concentrated the highest percentage of Quechua speakers. Meanwhile, the Mining Integration and Sustainable Development Workshop (TIMS) component held eight editions, with students and recent graduates of university and technical courses from the regions of La Libertad, Huanuco, Pasco, Lima, Ancash, Puno, Cusco and Tacna, registering 888 beneficiaries.
Regarding Mining Replicas, 22 events were held that were executed virtually and in person, in the regions of Ancash, Apurimac, Arequipa, Cajamarca, Huanuco, La Libertad, Lambayeque, Lima Piura and Puno with a total of 1,014 people benefited. Finally, the Informative and Training Workshops component developed 11 events benefiting 528 people.
