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现代矿业 ›› 2025, Vol. 41 ›› Issue (08): 42-45.

• 中钢矿业六维矿山建设专栏 • 上一篇    下一篇

六维矿山建设之社会认同

张 帅 连民杰   

  1. 中钢矿业开发有限公司
  • 出版日期:2025-08-25 发布日期:2025-09-24

Social Identity of Six Dimensional Mine Construction

  1. Sinosteel Mining Company Limited
  • Online:2025-08-25 Published:2025-09-24

摘要: 为提升矿山企业的社会认同度,推动矿业可持续发展,基于国家政策导向与行业实践, 针对六维矿山建设中社会认同维度存在的认知分歧、转型困境、机制不完善等问题,从国家政策、上 下游企业、社会公众及矿山职工4个维度,结合具体事例系统梳理了社会认同的构建路径与方法。结 果表明,完善差异化管理制度、构建长效社区沟通机制、优化矿区生态环境、深化社会责任实践、改善 职工待遇、加强员工权益保障是增强社会认同的关键途径。社会认同是六维矿山建设的重要支撑, 需通过政策协同、利益平衡、社区融入与人文关怀等综合路径,系统性提升矿山企业社会认同感,为 矿业可持续发展和国家资源安全奠定基础。

关键词: 六维矿山, 社会认同, 国家政策, 上下游企业, 社会公众, 自我认同

Abstract: In order to improve the social identity of mining enterprises and promote the sustainable de‐ velopment of mining industry,based on the national policy guidance and industry practice,aiming at the problems of cognitive differences,transformation dilemma and imperfect mechanism in the social identity di‐ mension of six dimensional mine construction,from the four aspects of national policy,upstream and down‐ stream enterprises,the public and mine workers,the construction path and method of social identity are systematically serted out by specific case. The results show that improving the differentiated management system,building a long-term community communication mechanism,optimizing the ecological environment of the mining area,deepening the practice of social responsibility,improving the treatment of employees, and strengthening the protection of employees' rights and interests are the key ways to enhance social identi‐ ty. Social identity is an important support for the construction of six dimensional mines. It is necessary to sys‐ tematically enhance the social identity of mining enterprises through comprehensive paths such as policy co‐ ordination,interest balance,community integration and humanistic care,so as to lay a foundation for sus‐ tainable development of mining industry and national resource security.

Key words: six dimensional mine, social identity, national policy, upstream and downstream enterpris‐ es, the public, self-identification