Cerrejón shared its Third Study of Risks and Impacts on Human Rights, carried out by Trust Consultores, with approximately 2,300 interested groups, including employees, contractors, communities, and government representatives.

We are aware that our activities have the potential to impact the human rights of communities, employees, and contractors, as well as the environment.

From the very outset of its operations, Cerrejón has undertaken a pioneering program that sets it apart in Colombia. This program focuses on the rehabilitation of lands previously subjected to open-pit mining, coupled with the reforestation of these areas with native species from the tropical dry forest. Since 1990, Cerrejón has rehabilitated over 5,000 hectares of land previously affected by open-pit mining, achieving almost 90% rehabilitation of mining-affected areas.

Cerrejón reaffirms its commitment to biodiversity conservation and the protection of endangered species in the region through its Endangered Species Program. The company and its neighboring communities have achieved significant progress in the rehabilitation and protection of local wildlife.