A proposal by reducing the mining social conflicts using the improved multi-criteria assessment model

A methodological tool for multi-criteria impact assessment has been developed for application in the productive-extractive industry, such as mining activity, with the aim of reducing social conflict. This assessment methodology is called the IMCA Model (Improved Multicriteria Assessment). It is a holistic and innovative methodology that includes the quantification of impacts evaluated from a comprehensive approach. Additionally, the IMCA Model offers other advantages; it is a participatory, inclusive, and binding tool, which allows for better and more reliable results aligned with reality due to its traceability for assessing externalities. The IMCA Model methodology encompasses technical-operational, economic, social, cultural, educational, environmental, and governance factors, among others, depending on the project's nature. This methodology also comprises five main assessment phases: 1) Participatory phase, 2) Statistical phase, 3) Application phase of the mathematical algorithm - IMCA Model, 4) Results socialization phase, and 5) Monitoring and surveillance phase. By measuring externalities in the influence areas of a productive-extractive project using the IMCA Model, it becomes a predictive evaluation tool, enabling the design of a sustainable coexistence model with local populations and environments.

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Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology
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2025-06-16
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https://doi.org/10.55214/25768484.v9i6.8104
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Mining and Resource Management
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A proposal by reducing the mining social conflicts using the improved multi-criteria assessment model

Filomon Laurente Rosas, Julio Poterico Huamayalli
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Mining and Resource Management
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A proposal by reducing the mining social conflicts using the improved multi-criteria assessment model

Filomon Laurente Rosas, Julio Poterico Huamayalli
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A methodological tool for multi-criteria impact assessment has been developed for application in the productive-extractive industry, such as mining activity, with the aim of reducing social conflict. This assessment methodology is called the IMCA Model (Improved Multicriteria Assessment). It is a holistic and innovative methodology that includes the quantification of impacts evaluated from a comprehensive approach. Additionally, the IMCA Model offers other advantages; it is a participatory, inclusive, and binding tool, which allows for better and more reliable results aligned with reality due to its traceability for assessing externalities. The IMCA Model methodology encompasses technical-operational, economic, social, cultural, educational, environmental, and governance factors, among others, depending on the project's nature. This methodology also comprises five main assessment phases: 1) Participatory phase, 2) Statistical phase, 3) Application phase of the mathematical algorithm - IMCA Model, 4) Results socialization phase, and 5) Monitoring and surveillance phase. By measuring externalities in the influence areas of a productive-extractive project using the IMCA Model, it becomes a predictive evaluation tool, enabling the design of a sustainable coexistence model with local populations and environments.

Edelweiss Applied Science and TechnologyVol. 9(6)
Universidad Nacional Santiago Antúnez de Mayolo (PE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 85%
Mining and Resource Management
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