MANAGEMENT Environmental and Social Commitments,es

Social viability, environmental and economic are fundamental prerequisites in projects. The expectations of society regarding environmental conservation and the promotion of better living conditions have led to many theaters of conflict around extractive industries and energy, which demonstrates the importance of achieving consensus and acceptance of the towns where the projects are carried out. This acceptance begins to take environmental and social commitments that contribute to creating the conditions for establishing mutually beneficial relationships, which they must be taken into account from the start of operations and be planned as long-term sustainable proposals.

This management should be reflected in the efforts and resources invested by companies in relationship actions and support to local populations, culminating in ostensible improvements in their living conditions. Since there is always a spontaneous predisposition local populations for acceptance of extractive projects, It requires a careful process that includes specific efforts, planned and managed by professionals with field experience and technical resources, contributing to the development of partnerships between companies and communities, through the identification of local needs and implementing sustainable development plans,es.