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Estudio sobre lineamientos, incentivos y regulación para el manejo de los Pasivos Ambientales Mineros (PAM), incluyendo cierre de faenas mineras: Bolivia (Estado Plurinacional de), Chile, Colombia y el Perú

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Las actividades mineras, además de reportar beneficios sociales y económicos, deben internalizar de manera efectiva los impactos ambientales y sociales que generan. Para dar cumplimiento a estos desafíos se considera indispensable proveer de lineamientos sobre los incentivos para la regulación de los Pasivos Ambientales Mineros (PAMs), incluyendo el cierre de faenas mineras. Este informe presenta un análisis detallado de como Bolivia (Estado Plurinacional de), Chile, Colombia y Perú enfrentan su propia realidad en relación a la situación de los PAMs, con la finalidad última de responder a una actualización y compilación de la información ya existente,y de identificar de los desafíos y recomendaciones que estos países se plantean en el camino hacia la mejor gestión de la minería en su territorio.

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  • Oblasser, Angela, 2016. "Estudio sobre lineamientos, incentivos y regulación para el manejo de los Pasivos Ambientales Mineros (PAM), incluyendo cierre de faenas mineras: Bolivia (Estado Plurinacional de), Chile, Colombia y e," Medio Ambiente y Desarrollo 40475, Naciones Unidas Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe (CEPAL).
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    1. Gregory, Gillian H., 2021. "Rendering mine closure governable and constraints to inclusive development in the Andean region," Resources Policy, Elsevier, vol. 72(C).

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