Revisión de los Impactos Sobre los Proyectos de Minería en el Departamento del Cauca y la Repercusión en Comunidades Ancestrales del Pueblo Indígena Nasa
This monograph is carried out with the objective of identifying the environmental impacts generated by mining projects in the department of Cauca and the repercussion they have on the Nasa indigenous community. For this, a qualitative, descriptive and documentary methodology is presented. The result...
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| Format: | Trabajo de grado (Pregrado y/o Especialización) |
| Language: | spa |
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Universidad Antonio Nariño
2022
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| Online Access: | http://repositorio.uan.edu.co/handle/123456789/7202 |
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| Summary: | This monograph is carried out with the objective of identifying the environmental impacts
generated by mining projects in the department of Cauca and the repercussion they have on the
Nasa indigenous community. For this, a qualitative, descriptive and documentary methodology is
presented. The results showed that there are damages generated by mining activities to the
indigenous community, due to the intervention, alteration of the natural environment and discharge
of metals during the extractive process; In the same way, the separation of the material from the
subsoil is another harmful consequence that endangers the health of the inhabitants.
On the other hand, the Nasa community, as well as other indigenous peoples, do not have
the application of political guarantees in practice that protect the non-intervention of their territory
and therefore respect for their customs, since the technical guarantee is put above social welfare,
which neglects their ancestral knowledge and at the same time puts the indigenous community at
risk. It was identified that, among the actions that mitigate environmental impacts arising from
mining projects in the Nasa indigenous community, is: taking into account the inclusion of
ancestral knowledge and the due process of intervention in their territories.
It is concluded that the actions that reduce the environmental effects generated by mining
projects in the Nasa indigenous community are based on the protection, preservation and
improvement of ecosystems that are essential, but these policies have not been effective: it is
important to consider that The territory must allow the guarantee of minimum living conditions
for its inhabitants and, therefore, there is an urgent need to promote meetings around these areas
of governance to implement practices other than the criminalization of mining and its police
control. |
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