Laws/regulations concerning climate change prevention or mitigation include:

• 1. Law No. 30754, Framework Law on Climate Change and its Regulations (Supreme Decree No. 013-2019-MINAM)
  The purpose of the Climate Change Framework Law and its Regulations is to establish the principles, approaches and general provisions to coordinate, articulate, design, execute, report, monitor, evaluate and spread public policies for the comprehensive, participatory and transparent management of climate change adaptation and mitigation measures, in order to reduce the country's vulnerability to climate change, take advantage of the opportunities of low-carbon growth.
• Ministerial Resolution No. 237-2020-MINAM, Guide to the Operation of Peru's Carbon Footprint Tool
  The Guide to the Operation of Peru's Carbon Footprint Tool is approved, aiming to promote the management of greenhouse gas emissions by public and private organizations within the framework of comprehensive climate change management.
• Ministerial Resolution No. 185-2021-MINAM, Guide to the Operation of Peru's Carbon Footprint Tool (2nd Version)
  The second version of the Guide to the Operation of Peru's Carbon Footprint Tool.
• Supreme Decree N° 011-2015-MINAM, National Strategy for Climate Change
  The National Strategy for Climate Change is the primary comprehensive management tool for climate change that guides and facilitates the climate change efforts of the State. Among the benefits promoted by this strategy for the population is the adaptation to climate change, aiming to enable people to make informed decisions to reduce climate risks and to promote actions for reducing Greenhouse Gas ("GHG") emissions.
• Supreme Decree No. 023-2021-MINAM, National Environmental Policy for 2030
  The National Environmental Policy ("PNA") for 2030 is the foundation for environmental conservation, aiming to ensure the sustainable, responsible, rational, and ethical use of natural resources and the supporting environment.
  
  This regulation establishes as a priority objective the reduction of water, air and soil pollution, which it aims to mitigate through the implementation of alternatives such as the promotion of regulatory and informative instruments for the adoption of low-carbon and polluting technologies, and the development of sustainable and eco-efficient business systems.
• Ministerial Resolution No. 096-2021-MINAM, Peruvian National Climate Change Adaptation Plan: an input for updating the National Climate Change Strategy
  The main objective of the National Adaptation Plan is to guide climate change adaptation planning at the national level, with clear priorities focused on reducing exposure and vulnerability, as well as increasing the adaptive capacity triggered by hazards associated with climate change, in addition to allowing the use of opportunities for improvement. It is framed and seeks to be an input in the update of the ENCC 2050.

The scope of the application is Federal.

Laws/regulations concerning energy transition include:

• Supreme Decree No. 053-2007-EM, Regulation of the Law Promoting Efficient Energy Use
  This regulation aims at efficient energy use because it helps ensure energy supply, enhance the country's competitiveness, generate energy export surpluses, reduce environmental impact, protect consumers, and raise awareness among the population about the importance of Efficient Energy Use ("EEU").
• Legislative Decree No. 1002, Legislative Decree for the Promotion of Investment in Electricity Generation Using Renewable Energies
  This Legislative Decree aims to promote the utilization of Renewable Energy Resources ("RER") to enhance the quality of life for the population and protect the environment, by fostering investment in electricity production.
• Supreme Decree No. 064-2010-EM, National Energy Policy of Peru 2010-2040
  The purpose of this Supreme Decree is to have an energy system that meets the national energy demand in a reliable, regular, continuous, and efficient manner, promoting sustainable development and supported by ongoing planning, research, and technological innovation.
• National Energy Plan 2014-2025
  The National Energy Plan examines the sectorial policy measures to be implemented. Additionally, it highlights investment projects related to the core sectoral objectives, namely ensuring a competitive energy supply, achieving security and universal access to energy supply, and developing energy projects with minimal environmental impact and low carbon emissions within a framework of sustainable development.
• Supreme Decree No. 022-2020-EM, Provisions regarding electric mobility charging infrastructure and power supply
  This Supreme Decree aims to approve provisions regarding the infrastructure for charging and supplying electric energy for electric mobility, to efficiently use energy and contribute to the reduction of fossil fuel consumption, decreasing the emission of greenhouse gases and other pollutants, and fulfilling the international environmental commitments ratified by Peru, as well as reducing damage to public health.
• Supreme Decree No. 036-2023-EM, Supreme Decree approving the Regulations for the Installation and Operation of Electric Mobility Charging Infrastructure
  The regulation indicates that it is necessary to facilitate the introduction of more energy-efficient transportation technologies and their charging infrastructure to reduce hydrocarbon consumption, improve the hydrocarbon trade balance, and contribute to the reduction of GHG emissions, as well as to improve air quality and reduce public health damages.
• Ministerial Resolution No. 053-2023-MINEM/EM, Universal Energy Access Plan 2023-2027
  The goal of this Ministerial Resolution is to boost economic growth through sustainable, equitable energy access, focusing on quality, safety, and wide coverage. Projects will expand energy access, using efficient, affordable sources. This aims to improve life quality for all, especially the underprivileged, from 2023 to 2027.
• Bill No. 6935/2020-CR, Ecological Transition Law
  The bill aims to establish a regulatory framework that contributes to reversing the current situation of global climate emergency, through a just transition towards a low-carbon and climate-resilient economy, promoting non-conventional renewable energies, and encouraging energy efficiency.
  
  The bill is pending approval by the National Congress.
• Bill No. 03267/2022-CR, Green Hydrogen Promotion Law
  The purpose of this bill is to promote the research, production, transformation, storage and conditioning of green hydrogen as a source of clean energy.
  
  The bill is pending approval by the National Congress.
• Update of the Energy Transition Roadmap in Peru, a sustainable energy model for Peru by 2050
  This report has been commissioned by the Enel Group in Peru and prepared by Deloitte to provide an analytical and participatory reflection on the necessary transition towards sustainable, decarbonized energy systems in Peru. The transformation is aimed at fulfilling the national goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and takes into consideration several key aspects of energy policy, such as supply security, competitiveness, environmental and social sustainability and compatibility with growth criteria.
• Ministerial Resolution No. 026-2024-MINEM/DM, 2024 Early Agenda of the Ministry of Energy and Mines
  Its importance is in allowing citizens to become aware of the public issues that State entities have identified and prioritized for attention during the year. Some of the issues and solutions proposed by the MINEM include the issuance of the legal frameworks necessary to promote Green Hydrogen, as well as undertaking a decarbonization process hand in hand with renewable energies.

The scope of the application is State.

Laws/regulations concerning electricity markets, carbon markets, or similar include:

• 1. Law No. 27345, Law for the Promotion of Efficient Use of Energy
  This law declares the promotion of Energy Efficiency ("EE") to be of national interest, aiming to ensure energy supply, protect consumers, enhance the competitiveness of the national economy, and reduce the negative environmental impact of energy use and consumption.
• 2. Law No. 28832, Law for Efficient Electric Generation Development
  The law aims to reduce administrative intervention in setting generation prices through market solutions and foster effective competition in the generation market.
• 3. Supreme Decree No. 003-2021-EM, Supreme Decree that Improves Efficiency in the Use of Gas Transport Capacity for Thermal Generation with Natural Gas and the Payment of Firm Power
  The project aims to enhance the efficiency of gas transportation capacity for natural gas thermal generation and to enhance the payment mechanism for firm power. This will be accomplished through the adjustment of contracted transportation capacity to align with fluctuations in natural gas consumption by electric generators. Furthermore, the implementation of a system will ensure that thermal power plants maintain a Sufficient Daily Reserved Capacity ("CRD") to receive full compensation for their Firm Power, thereby adhering to prevailing regulatory standards.
• 4. Amendment to the Technical Procedure of COES No. 31 'Calculation of the Variable Costs of Generation Units'- Resolution No. 224-2021-OS/CD
  The purpose of this process is to establish guidelines for the submission of information and documents by Generating Participants to COES. It outlines the timing, content, and presentation format of these submissions and specifies the methodology that COES must use to calculate the Variable Costs ("VC") of the Generation Units based on the information provided.

The scope of the application is State.

Not applicable.

Not applicable.

Laws/regulations concerning ESG Due Diligence applicable to value chains include: 

• Law No. 30754, Framework Law on Climate Change and its Regulations (Supreme Decree No. 013-2019-MINAM)
  The regulations establish provisions on MRV protocols, which establish actions aimed at carrying out periodic monitoring of information, subject to technical verification, on 1) GHG emissions and removals and 2) reduction of emissions and increase of GHG removals. Its objective is to strengthen national, regional, and local action for compliance with the Nationally Determined Contributions ("NDC"), and to access payments for results and other types of mechanisms under the cooperative approaches established in the Paris Agreement.
• Supreme Decree No. 011-2021-EM, Provisions to Promote the Development of Energy Audits
  The purpose of this Supreme Decree is to establish provisions for the development of energy audits and the certification of energy auditors, in order to promote efficiency in the use of energy. They are mandatory in the state sector and may be used, where applicable and pertinent, by the private sector.
  
  For its implementation, an MRV System is established to measure, report and verify information on the reduction of energy consumption and GHG emissions, in accordance with the commitments of the energy sector expressed in the NDC.

The scope of the application is Federal

Laws/regulations concerning the field of circular economy include:

• Supreme Decree No. 345-2018-EF, National Competitiveness and Productivity Policy
  This decree is mandatory for all entities of the different branches of government, as well as for the private sector and civil society, as applicable.
  
  The policy is organized into nine Priority Objectives, one of them being Priority Objective No. 9 called: "Promote environmental sustainability in the operation of economic activities" which is oriented, among others, to the promotion of the circular economy in the markets and the generation of sustainable and diversified solutions for the productive business development.
• Legislative Decree No. 1278, Law on Integral Solid Waste Management and its Regulations (Supreme Decree No. 014-2017-MINAM)
  This decree aims to promote constant maximization of efficiency in the use of materials and ensure economically, environmentally, and hygienically appropriate management and handling of solid waste, promoting waste recovery (reuse in productive activities and recycling) as a preferential alternative to final waste disposal.
• Supreme Decree No. 009-2019-MINAM, Special Regime for Managing and Handling Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment
  This decree outlines the obligations and responsibilities of various stakeholders, such as producers and distributors of WEEE, generators and operators of WEEE, at different stages of their management and handling: segregation, storage, collection, transportation, valorization, and final disposal.
  
  It establishes extended producer responsibility ("EPR"), which encourages manufacturers, importers, distributors and marketers to become actively involved in the different stages of the product's life cycle, prioritizing the recovery and valorization of waste.
• Supreme Decree No. 024-2021-MINAM, Special Regime for the Management and Handling of End-of-Life Tires
  The Special Regime of ELTs, aims to ensure efficiency in the management and handling of ELTs, through the extension of their useful life and/or their recovery, in order to prevent the generation of solid waste, tending to a proper transition to the circular economy. For this purpose, the producers of ELTs are responsible for managing the waste derived from the tire in the post-consumption stage, applying reverse logistics mechanisms in the framework of the EPR, which allows its recovery through a collective or individual system, until its material and/or energy recovery, in duly authorized economic activities.
• Supreme Decree No. 002-2022-VIVIENDA, Regulation for the Management and Handling of Construction and Demolition Solid Waste
  This decree aims to regulate the management and handling of solid waste generated during construction and demolition by prioritizing waste minimization and valorization. It ensures the proper disposal of non-recyclable waste and contributes to urban and rural environmental quality, sustainability, and the construction sector's transition to a circular economy.
• Law No. 30884, a Law regulating Single-use plastics and Disposable Containers or Packaging
  This law aims to establish the regulatory framework regarding single-use plastics, other non-reusable plastics, and expanded polystyrene containers or packaging (commonly known as styrofoam) for food and beverages intended for human consumption within the national territory.
• Supreme Decree No. 011-2023-PRODUCE, Roadmap to a Circular Economy in the Fishing and Aquaculture Subsectors
  This Roadmap includes the activities of artisanal, small-scale and large-scale fishing extraction, artisanal processing and aquaculture; it also aims to progressively adapt and encourage the transition from the linear model of consumption and production to a circular model that covers the maximum possible time of the life cycle of materials, involving the cyclical flow of actions to extract, transform, distribute, use and recover (regenerate) materials and energy of products and services.

The scope of the application is Federal.

Not applicable.

Laws/regulations concerning non-discrimination include:

• Peruvian Constitution
  Every person is entitled to equality before the law. Nobody must be discriminated against by race, religion, opinion, economic condition or any other grounds.
• Law No. 26772
  Regulates job offers that may not contain requirements that comprehend discrimination or alter the equality of opportunities or treatment.
• Law No. 27270
  Establishes administrative or criminal liability for acts of discrimination in any aspect, including job offers.
• Law No. 30709
  Prohibits the remunerative discrimination between men and women by positions, functions or remunerations that do not enable the execution of the principle of remuneration equality on labor equality.
• Law No. 28983
  It establishes the normative, institutional, and public policy framework at the national, regional, and local levels to guarantee women and men the exercise of their rights to equality, dignity, free development, well-being, and autonomy, preventing discrimination in all spheres of their public and private life, and promoting full equality.
• Peruvian Criminal Code (Legislative Decree No. 635)
  Defines the crime of Discrimination in section 323°
• Supreme Decree No. 009-2020-MC
  This supreme decree approves the National Cultural Policy for 2030.
• Supreme Decree No. 012-2021-MC
  Approves the National Policy on Native Languages, Oral Tradition, and Interculturality for 2040.
• Supreme Decree No. 005-2022-MC
  Approves the National Policy of Afro-Peruvian people.
• Ministerial Resolution No. 159-2013-TR
  Approves the "Guide to Good Practices in Equality and Non-Discrimination in Access to Employment and Occupation".
• Ministerial Resolution No. 171-2019-TR
  Approves the document entitled "Guidelines for Granting Reasonable Accommodations to Persons with Disabilities in the Selection Process and the Workplace, and Criteria for Determining Disproportionate or Undue Burden, Applicable in the Private Sector".

The scope of the application is State.

Laws/regulations concerning the prevention of modern slavery include: 

• Law No. 28950, The Law Against Human Trafficking and the Illicit Trafficking of Migrants
  This law incorporates the crimes of human trafficking and the illicit trafficking of migrants into the Criminal Code. Additionally, it specifies that it will be the State directly or in coordination with other States, international organizations, non-governmental organizations, and civil society, that will promote and implement measures for the prevention of human trafficking and the illicit trafficking of migrants, as well as their risk factors, considering, among others: investigation, training, information, and dissemination.
• Law No. 30251
  A law that perfects the classification of the crime of human trafficking.
• Law No. 30802
  Establishes conditions for the admission of girls, boys, and teenagers to lodging establishments in order to guarantee their protection and integrity.
• Law No. 30925
  A law that strengthens the implementation of temporary shelter spaces for victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation.
• Law No. 31146
  Amends the Criminal Code, the Criminal Procedure Code, and Law 28950, Law against Human Trafficking and Smuggling of Migrants, to systematize the articles related to trafficking in persons and exploitation offenses, considering these as crimes against human dignity.
• Law No. 30077
  Establishes the rules and procedures relating to the investigation, prosecution, and punishment of crimes committed by criminal organizations, with human trafficking being one of the offenses covered by the law.
• Peruvian Criminal Code (Legislative Decree No. 635)
  Defines the crimes of human trafficking and the smuggling of migrants in sections 129-A to 129-P and 303-A.
• Supreme Decree No. 001-2016-IN
  Approves the Regulation of Law No. 28950 - Law against Human Trafficking and Smuggling of Migrants, and establishes the multisectoral commission of a permanent nature against human trafficking and smuggling of migrants.
• Supreme Decree No. 007-2023-IN
  Approves the "Intersectoral Protocol for the Prevention and Prosecution of Crime and the Protection, Care, and Reintegration of Victims of Human Trafficking".
• Supreme Decree No. 009-2021-IN
  Approves the National Policy against Human Trafficking and its forms of exploitation for 2030, which constitutes the framework instrument of public policies in the fight against human trafficking, with cultural and linguistic relevance. This regulation will guide the action of the State at its three levels of government for the development of coordinated interventions.
• Ministerial Resolution No. 524-2022-IN
  Approves the Operational Guide for the Investigation of the Crime of Human Trafficking.

The scope of the application is State.

Laws/regulations concerning DE&I include:

• Law No. 30709
  Prohibits the remunerative discrimination between men and women by positions, functions or remunerations that do not enable the execution of the principle of remuneration equality on labor equality.
  
• Law No. 29973
  Regulates the inclusion and the equality in opportunities in any aspect in favor of the people with disabilities.

The scope of the application is State.

Laws/regulations concerning ESG-linked compensation include:

• Executive Resolution No. 066-2017-SENACE-J, Guidelines to Promote the Participation of Women in the Environmental Certification Process
  The objective of this document is to describe the degree and form of women's participation in the environmental certification process of investment projects under SENACE's jurisdiction, from a gender perspective. It promotes the participation of women in the elaboration process of environmental impact assessments and develops proposals to promote the effective participation of women in the development of citizen participation mechanisms.

The scope of the application is Federal.

Laws/regulations for the protection of vulnerable or minority communities include:

• Supreme Decree No. 002-2018-JUS
  National Human Rights Plan 2018-2021, approved by Supreme Decree No. 002-2018-JUS, establishes guidelines for all sectors of the executive. Chapter II seeks to protect the rights of human rights defenders, as well as the rights of indigenous peoples. Likewise, through this plan, the aim is to combat the violence and discrimination they face and to eliminate administrative and legal barriers that limit the exercise of their rights, allowing them to act on equal terms.
• Law No. 29973
  Regulates the inclusion and the equality in opportunities in any aspect in favor of the people with disabilities.
• Law No. 30367
  Regulates the protection against dismissals in favor of the pregnant employee, and situations that may put her health or pregnancy at risk.

The scope of the application of the above is State.

• Supreme Decree No. 004-2021-JUS, Intersectoral Mechanism for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders
  This decree establishes the Intersectoral Mechanism for the protection of human rights defenders (a term that includes environmental defenders). It consists of the principles, protection measures and procedures that seek to guarantee prevention, protection and access to justice for human rights defenders in the face of situations of risk that may arise as a result of their activities.
• Ministerial Resolution No. 134-2021-MINAM, Sectoral Protocol for the Protection of Environmental Defenders
  The purpose of this protocol is to establish the general guidelines for the coordination, implementation and evaluation of the measures by the Environmental Sector in order to guarantee the rights of environmental defenders.
• Resolution No. 439-2022-MP-FN, Prosecutor's Action for the Prevention and Investigation of Crimes against Human Rights Defenders
  The objective of this protocol is to establish tools for the prevention and investigation of crimes against human rights defenders (including environmental defenders), in order to guarantee the effectiveness of the prosecutor's actions.
• Decree-Law No. 22175, Law of Native Communities and Agrarian Development of the Selva and Ceja de Selva Regions and its Regulations (Supreme Decree No. 003-79-AA)
  This law and its regulations aim to establish an agrarian structure that contributes to the comprehensive development of the Selva and Ceja de Selva regions to ensure that its population achieves living standards compatible with the dignity of the human person. They recognize the legal existence and legal personality of Native Communities, of which those born within it are members, as well as those who, having been born in other communities, permanently reside in it. It also includes individuals who are incorporated into the Community and meet the requirements specified in the Statute of Native Communities.

The scope of the application of the above is Federal.

Laws/regulations concerning the economic development of vulnerable or minority communities or groups include:

• Supreme Decree No. 008-2010-MINAM, National Forest Conservation Program for Climate Change Mitigation
  The National Forest Conservation Program for Climate Change Mitigation has 128 native and rural communities as beneficiaries, with the goal of enhancing their capabilities for forest conservation. In doing so, the program seeks to improve their quality of life and contribute to economic development.

The scope of the application is Federal.

Laws/regulations concerning Personal Data Protection include:

• Personal Data Protection Law (Law No. 29733)
  This law defines sensitive data as any personal data consisting of biometric information; data referring to racial and ethnic origin; financial income; political, religious, philosophical or moral opinions or convictions; union membership; sex life data; physical, moral or emotional characteristics; information of affective and family life; and information on physical or mental health.
  
  Sensitive data is established as a special category of data processing, given that the indiscriminate use of this data may lead to the infringement of constitutional rights, such as privacy, honor and good reputation.
  
  The processing of sensitive data must performed in accordance with the principles of proportionality, purpose and consent. Additionally, it is mandatory to obtain the written, prior, free, express and unequivocal consent of the data subject. The consent document must inform the conditions of the processing of personal data.
  
  The written consent includes the handwritten signature, digital signature or any other authentication mechanism that guarantees the unequivocal will of the data subject. In the absence of consent, the processing of sensitive data should be carried if it is authorized by law, provided that it is in the public interest.
  
  The processing of sensitive data must comply with the principle of accountability, therefore, the data controller must comply with all the obligations established by law in order to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and accessibility of sensitive data.

• Personal Data Protection Law Regulation (Supreme Decree No. 003-2013-JUS).
  The Regulation of the Personal Data Protection Law develops the obligations established in the Personal Data Protection Law, establishing that the processing of sensitive data can only be justified if, in addition to its legitimacy, the purpose is specific, and in accordance with the activities or explicit purposes of the data controller.

  It also establishes mechanisms where the data subject may exercise their rights of access, rectification, opposition and cancellation of personal data (ARCO rights) against the data controller; and, develops the mechanisms for the exercise of the ARCO rights, allowing the data subject to initiate an administrative procedure before the National Personal Data Protection Authority, in the event that the data controller does not attend the data subject's requests in due time.

• Security Directive issued by the Nacional Personal Data Protection Authority
  The directive is a guidance document and develops the security measures that data controllers may implement. It is aligned with the ISO 27001 certification.

  It classifies the processing of sensitive personal data as a category of intermediate, complex or critical activity, establishing the minimum requirements in each case.

  Therefore, data controllers are recommended to implement more complex and rigorous legal, technical and organizational security measures to ensure the integrity, availability and confidentiality of sensitive data.

• Digital Trust Law (Urgency Decree No. 007-2020)
  This law establishes digital trust standards for digital services provided by public entities and private sector organizations, pointing out obligations to public administration entities, digital service providers in the financial sectors, basic services (water, gas, light or electricity), health and transportation, internet services, education and critical activities.

  Critical activities are defined as providers of essential services that sustain the economy, society and government, or affect economic and social prosperity. Interruption of their services can lead to serious health and safety consequences.

The scope of the application is Federal.

Laws/regulations concerning the integration of the board of directors, trustees, or management body of the company include:

• Law No. 28983, Law of Equality Between Women and Men
  This law aims to establish the normative, institutional, and public policy framework at the national, regional, and local levels to ensure that women and men have the exercise of their rights to equality, dignity, free development, well-being, and autonomy, preventing discrimination in all spheres of their lives, both public and private, and promoting full equality.

The scope of the application is Federal.

Laws/regulations concerning fiduciary responsibility and administrators' roles in environmental and social risk management include:

• Law No. 29263, a Law that modifies various articles of the Penal Code and the General Environmental Law
  Chapter III of the law, which introduces and modifies several articles regarding environmental crimes and offenses, refers to the responsibility of public officials in various situations.

The scope of the application is Federal.

Not applicable.

Laws/regulations concerning types of Benefit and Collective Interest Companies include:

• Law No. 31072, Law of Benefit and Collective Interest Companies and its Regulations (Supreme Decree No. 004-2021-PRODUCE)
  This law and its regulations aim to regulate Benefit and Impact Corporations ("BIC"), specifying their purpose, outlining directors' duties, and establishing transparency requirements regarding their activities.
  
  
• Ministerial Resolution No. 127-2021-PRODUCE, guidelines for the preparation of the Strategic Plan and Management Report of Benefit and Collective Interest Companies ("BIC")
  The purpose of this resolution is to regulate the minimum content of the strategic plan and the management report of the BIC companies, as regards the activities of collective benefit and interest that they have voluntarily undertaken to develop.

The scope of the application is Federal.

Laws/regulations concerning supply chains from the perspective of ESG risk governance include:

• Law No. 29337, Provision for Productive Competitiveness Law and its Regulations (Supreme Decree No. 001-2021-PRODUCE)
  The purpose of this law and its regulations is to promote the competitive and sustainable development of productive chains in areas where private investment is insufficient. Establishes that the Organized Economic Agents to which these regulations are applicable must submit a Business Plan, which will be evaluated for technical, economic, social and environmental feasibility and sustainability.
• Decision No. 1396, Regulatory Framework for the Promotion of Productive and Value Chains
  The Regulatory Framework aims to promote a renewed impetus to Andean regional integration among the Member States through comprehensive and convergent trade policies and measures that foster the articulation and development of regional productive and value chains with higher added value, decent employment, and respect for sustainable development standards.

The scope of the application is Federal.

Not applicable.

Laws/regulations concerning Corporate Digital Responsibility include:

• Personal Data Protection Law (Law No. 29733)
  The law establishes that data controllers must have an adequate level of protection that respects the guiding principles of the law, as well as appropriate technical security and confidentiality measures depending on the processing of the data.
  
  To comply with the aforementioned obligation, data controllers must adopt the technical, organizational and legal measures necessary to ensure the security of personal data. Security measures must be appropriate and proportionate to the processing to be carried out according to the category of processing. If the security conditions are not complied with, the processing of personal data will be prohibited.
• Personal Data Protection Law Regulation (Supreme Decree No. 003-2013-JUS)
  The regulation develops the security measures that must be applied in digital systems, establishing that the data controller must adopt the following security measures: (i) control access to the information, (ii) generate and maintain records that provide evidence of interactions with logical data, (iii) periodically verify assigned privileges, and (iv) establish identification and authentication procedures that guarantee the security of the processing of personal data.
• Security Directive issued by the Nacional Personal Data Protection Authority
  Although this directive is a guidance document, it develops security measures that data controllers may implement.
  
  Therefore, it classifies the processing of personal data into the following categories: (i) basic, (ii) simple, (iii) intermediate, (iv) complex, and (v) critical. Consequently, according to the category in which the data controller is classified, it must implement certain legal, technical and organizational security measures.
  
  It also establishes that in the event of a personal data breach affecting the data subject's economic and moral rights, the data controller must notify the data subject with the following information: (i) the nature of the incident, (ii) personal data compromised, (iii) recommendations to the data subject, (iv) corrective measures implemented.
• Digital Trust Law (Urgency Decree No. 007-2020)
  This law establishes digital trust standards for digital services provided by public entities and private sector organizations, pointing out obligations to public administration entities, digital service providers in the financial sectors, basic services (water, gas, light or electricity), health and transportation, internet services, education and critical activities.
  
  Among the obligations applicable to safeguard the integrity, availability and confidentiality of the information, it states that in the event of a digital security incident that involves personal data, the National Digital Security Center and the National Personal Data Protection Authority must be notified of the incident.

The scope of the application is Federal.

Specific mandates related to national alignment with specific reporting standards include:

• Supreme Decree No. 040-2014-EM, Environmental Protection and Management Regulations for Mining, Processing, General Labor, Mining Transportation and Storage Activities
  The title holders of the mining activity must submit annually until the last business day of the month of September, an environmental sustainability report, containing information on the social and environmental performance of their activity in the previous year, in accordance with the guidelines tested by the authority. competent environmental.
  
  This report must be filed before the Ministry of Energy and Mines and the Environmental Enforcement Agency, in physical and digital format. Said sustainability report will be available to the general public and will be published on the website of the Ministry of Energy and Mines and the Environmental and Enforcement Agency.
• Superintendent's Resolution No. 018-2020-SMV-02, Substitute the "Corporate Sustainability Report", which is part of the Common Standards for the Determination of the Content of Information Documents
  Issuers with stocks registered in the Public Registry of the Stock Market must disclose information about their activities and management of risks inherent in environmental and social development, thus complementing the information that issuers currently disclose with respect to their degree of adherence to the principles of good corporate governance.

The scope of the application is Federal.

Not applicable.