Overview
- Civil society groups including the Institute of the Common Good and the Platform for Responsible Land Governance unveiled consolidated geospatial findings at a Lima dialogue on November 13–14.
- In Madre de Dios, 22% of the region is under mining concessions and mining-related deforestation has surpassed 135,000 hectares in 2025.
- Espinar in Cusco has 47% of its province concessioned while about 90% of communal lands lack georeferencing and only 10% of communities have completed it.
- The southern mining corridor affects 37 campesino communities, and the Madre de Dios corridor impacts 10 native communities.
- Participants urged public, up-to-date interoperable geodata, comprehensive georeferencing, and respect for prior consultation, citing social harms, health risks, and weak state oversight.