Por: Rosa Coronado Falcón, especialista en Desarrollo Industrial Sostenible, Racf & Consultant.AbstractFor extractive industries such as mining, failure to identify opportunities for improvement in their processes to address climate change, sustainability and community relations can represent a considerable weakness and have serious consequences.The adoption of circular economy by the country as a strategy to promote mining industrial productive development is new; however, it is important to highlight that this sector has been working for more than a decade on the principles on which this management model is based, due to the companies' own policies or due to the requirement of the national environmental regulations. However, these actions must be integrated to achieve circularity, where the eco-innovation methodology is a tool that allows finding opportunities for improvement, which can be implemented from the company or be linked to the academy or governmental entities.The eco innovation tool is a methodology developed by the environmental area of UN that has been working since 2016 in Peru, and is applied to various industrial sectors. The most important feature of this methodology is that, unlike others, it applies the generation of business models while the company is aligned with environmental stewardship.