Aoyino Mining Empowers Local Communities to Combat Poverty and Pursue Development
Release time:
2021-07-13
As a member of society, enterprises fulfill their social responsibilities as well as a sacred mission.
Jinchuan County, where Aoyinuo Mining is located, was originally a state-level poverty-stricken county. Its Yilonggou spodumene mine is located in Yilonggou, which borders Yilong Village, Jimu Township, Jinchuan County and Qiyi Village, Maori Township. It is located in the Sichuan-Tibet alpine canyon area of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. Aoyino Mining has been adhering to the development concept of "serving the people and honesty".
Since the establishment of the mine, Aoyino Mining has actively fulfilled its corporate social responsibility and increased the income of poor families by helping local villagers find jobs. More than 600 million yuan has been invested to clean up the river course of Yelong Village, maintain two cement bridges and deal with the collapsed area of Yelong Village. Sponsored 1.35 million yuan for rural road maintenance to solve the problem of Group 7 in Qiyi Village; invested more than 200,000 yuan to lay more than 5000 meters of domestic water supply pipelines, which solved the drinking water problem of 50 farmers in Yasda Group and Heba Group in Yelong Village; introduced high-voltage electricity from the foot of the mountain, built signal towers, and actively participated in flood fighting and disaster relief activities, etc., To provide convenience for the lives of local villagers and improve their living standards.




Aoyino Mining actively assumes social responsibility, demonstrates corporate responsibility, and helps poverty alleviation. It has been highly praised by the local government and villagers. It has successively won the title of "Jinchuan County 2019 Poverty Alleviation Advanced Collective" awarded by the Jinchuan County People's Government and Jinchuan County Many honors such as "Advanced Enterprise in Flood Fighting and Rescue" in Mu Township and "Local Enterprises Build a Family" in Maori Township.



