Producers and Social Partners
Producers
We have small producers established around the world who produce small amounts of gold each month, and significant effort is required to gather the product into a single location and ensure its secure storage.
Social factor
Since ancient times, gold has been used as currency and backing for monetary systems, with governments maintaining reserves equivalent to the money in circulation to prevent inflation. Unlike circulating money, whose value can fluctuate, gold has maintained its value over time due to its stability in the supply and demand market.
Projects & Services
Creating a mechanism to ensure the monthly export of 80 kilograms of gold is essential. Production is dispersed across numerous sites and small producers who do not accumulate large quantities. Although there are multinational companies in the sector, their production is committed. Therefore, it is necessary to establish a company that collects gold from various regions, centralizes it, certifies its quality, and secures it to ensure legal and safe exportation.
Our Mission
Mineral education should be a key tool for promoting responsible and sustainable practices in the industry, aligning the interests of investors with the development and well-being of local communities. Instead of promoting unchecked exploitation of natural resources, it is essential that mineral education focuses on the conscious management of resources, ensuring that economic benefits also translate into meaningful improvements for affected communities. This integrated approach ensures that both investors and communities can thrive together, building a future where economic development goes hand in hand with environmental protection and respect for the rights of local communities.
We offer gold from various parts of the world and certificates for export, providing confidence to international buyers.
We explore Latin America
In Peru, sustainable mining is key to balancing economic development with environmental protection. We are dedicated to extracting minerals responsibly, minimizing ecological impact, and promoting practices that benefit both local communities and the environment.
We discover
Mines and locations in Peru
To help communities with our projects and to work alongside the people.
Contact Information
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14900 VENTURA BLVD STE 200 SHERMAN OAKS, CA 91403 USA
Info@pardavemineria.com
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Mineral Education against Exploitation
The planetGOLD program collaborates with countries globally to improve production practices and working conditions in artisanal and small-scale mining. Its approach includes closing the financial gap, supporting the formalization of the sector, raising awareness, and connecting mining communities with mercury-free technology and formal markets, promoting cleaner and more efficient mining practices. This work contributes to countries meeting their commitments under the Minamata Convention on Mercury, which aims to reduce and eliminate mercury use in mining. By implementing these strategies, planetGOLD seeks to benefit all stakeholders in the mining supply chain, from workers to consumers.
Illegal mining is accompanied by a range of illicit activities, such as the irregular importation of machinery, the trade of illegally extracted resources, and the laundering of profits to finance other illegal activities. These issues are exacerbated by gaps in regulatory frameworks, lack of coordination among authorities, and the need to enhance international cooperation. This project focuses on addressing these challenges and is aimed at officials and agencies in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Guyana, and Suriname—countries that are major gold producers in Latin America, with a significant portion of their mining being informal, which complicates state oversight.
A recent World Bank report reveals that women make up approximately one-third of the workforce in artisanal and small-scale mining, a sector crucial for modern technologies and the energy transition. However, they face gender discrimination and a lack of attention to their health, safety, and social protection, which restricts their rights and economic opportunities.
On this year's World Day Against Child Labor, the severe situation of approximately one million children aged 5 to 17 working in small mines and quarries worldwide was highlighted. These children face hazardous working conditions and lack access to education, health care, and other basic necessities. The ILO, along with its partners, has launched pilot programs to eliminate child labor through the development of sustainable communities and the creation of opportunities for a better future.
Reciclado y energías renovables
Mining and Recycling
Metalor is the first company to start refining gold in Switzerland in 1924. Since then, we are a world leader in field of evaluation & refining, offering an extended range of services to our mining and recycling customers, including transportation, financing, specific traceability and segregated refining.
Renewable energies
The Metalor electrical materials serves the electrical market, from energy generation to power distribution through a smart grid infrastructure, a network using renewable energies and by addressing vast domain of uses.
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