Social Responsibility
Our Heritage and Responsibility
Our goal is to demonstrate that artisanal gold mining is technically, economically, socially, and environmentally viable.
We work closely with artisanal miners and lead programs to formalize artisanal mining.
Our foundations are strict compliance and due diligence, traceability of funds and the origin of the material.
Gold mining families (Quibdó, Chocó)
2019-2026
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INTEGRAL SOCIAL WORK
Economías alternativas a los programas mineros
Nuestros programas diseñados para la implementación de cultivos alternativos en regiones donde se practica la minería artesanal, buscan ofrecer a las comunidades mineras oportunidades para diversificar su economía y mitigar los impactos ambientales generados por su comercio.
Estos programas están dirigidos a mujeres, madres jefas de familia y otras poblaciones minoritarias.
Pre-Cooperatives, Cooperatives and Associations
As a result of the hard work of our Compliance and Legal departments, we have achieved the formalization of subsistence miners organized into pre-cooperatives and associations. This allows for complete traceability in the purchase of materials at their collection points and the distribution of benefits to their communities.
Convention of United Women Miners of Colombia
Held on April 13 and 14, 2023 in the
auditorium of the Institute for the Development of Antioquia - IDEA in partnership of Naples Prime SAS CI with the Secretariat of Mines of Antioquia, the D-LAB of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the Faculty of Mines of the National University of Colombia.
The event was attended by 148 women from 17 municipalities in the departments of Antioquia,
Bolívar, Cauca and Chocó, who received training, conferences and shared their
gender issues, access to materials and environmental issues, working together with
University professors and students in co-design workshops to find solutions
that they apply back in their communities.
Artisanal Mining Fairs
In-person events that allow direct interaction between mining and artisanal mining communities, mining authorities, governments, territorial entities, national and international academic institutions, and private sector companies. The main topics to be covered are:
✓ Benefits of formalizing mining.
✓ Gender equality in artisanal mining.
✓ Responsible extraction techniques and good mining practices.
✓ Raising awareness of the non-use of mercury in mining practices.
✓ Banking in subsistence mining.
✓ Social enterprises and the development of inclusive and alternative economies.
✓ Current regulations for the formalization of subsistence miners.
