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<title>Lineamientos para alcanzar la formalización plena de la minería a pequeña escala</title>
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Gallegos Monteagudo, Armando
Presentado en el evento INDUMIN, propone que la formalización plena de la minería de pequeña escala no se logra aislando etapas, sino integrando y ordenando toda la cadena productiva. En esa línea, brinda propuestas para cada etapa de dicha cadena; desde la fase de exploración y minado; pasando por la etapa de beneficio y finalmente, de la comercialización. También establece condiciones necesarias a cumplir en cada etapa, para lograr la formalización plena.
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<pubDate>Sun, 01 Mar 2026 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Enablers and Obstacles in Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) Implementation and Their Contributions to Sustainable Territorial Development</title>
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Gallegos Monteagudo, Armando; Grigg, Neil S.; Llano, Wendy
Advancing Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) is essential for integrating land and water strategies and ensuring access to safe and secure water services. Yet, assessing the quality of IWRM implementation remains a persistent challenge for policy and practice. This study presents the first systematic review of 375 empirical articles to consolidate evidence on how enablers and obstacles shape IWRM’s effectiveness in advancing Sustainable Territorial Development (S-TD). Following PRISMA guidelines and combining bibliometric and qualitative coding procedures, we identify ten categories of enablers and eleven categories of obstacles. Results show that institutional strengthening, stakeholder participation, and technological innovation are the most frequent enablers, while fragmentation, coordination challenges, and financial limitations are the most prevalent obstacles. Beyond frequency patterns, this review highlights that outcomes depend on the configurations and interactions of these factors, which condition IWRM’s capacity to steer sustainable development trajectories in the territory. By comparing enablers and obstacles across nexus sectors (food, energy, land) and geographic scales (sub-basin, basin, transboundary, urban, national), we delineate scale- and sector-sensitive pathways linking IWRM to S-TD. To support further research, we provide an open-access dataset as a unique resource for replication, comparative analysis, and policy design, enabling evidence-based decision-making toward sustainability and resilience across diverse geographical and institutional contexts.
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<pubDate>Sun, 01 Feb 2026 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Propuesta de ordenamiento de la minería de pequeña escala en el Perú</title>
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Gallegos Monteagudo, Armando
En los últimos 24 meses, el debate sobre la minería de pequeña escala y la minería ilegal en nuestro país se ha dado en múltiples espacios—foros académicos, conversatorios, mesas técnicas, encuentros sectoriales, en los anteriores conversatorios “Construyendo INDUMIN” y análisis en los medios de comunicación. La propuesta que aquí se presenta emerge de los aprendizajes y reflexiones logrados en dicho proceso por el equipo de GĚRENS.
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<pubDate>Sun, 01 Feb 2026 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Appendix to the article “Enablers and Obstacles in IWRM Implementation and their Contributions to Sustainable Territorial Development"</title>
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<description>Appendix to the article “Enablers and Obstacles in IWRM Implementation and their Contributions to Sustainable Territorial Development"
Gallegos Monteagudo, Armando; Grigg, Neil S.; Llano, Wendy
The dataset constructed for this study comprises 375 peer-reviewed empirical articles that analyze the implementation of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) across diverse geographical and institutional contexts. It was systematically developed by the authors through a structured process of review and coding, identifying the key enablers and obstacles reported in each study.&#13;
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The resulting dataset constitutes a comparative analytical resource that synthesizes international evidence accumulated over more than two decades and aims to enhance transparency, methodological traceability, and replicability.&#13;
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The dataset is organized into three interconnected components. The first component, Database, contains the main corpus of analyzed articles and their general characteristics and corresponds to “Enablers and Obstacles in IWRM Implementation and their Contributions to Sustainable Territorial Development”. The second component, Enablers, presents the enablers identified in IWRM implementation studies. The third component, Obstacles, presents the obstacles identified in IWRM implementation studies.
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<pubDate>Sun, 25 Jan 2026 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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