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With the technical accompaniment of the SERFOR, the region takes a decisive step towards the modernization of its forest control, ensuring traceability, legality and sustainability in the use of itsIn an important step towards the modernization of forest management, the Regional Forest and Wildlife Authority (ARFFS) of Ayacucho, he formalized the incorporation into the forest control module of the National Forest Information and Wildlife Information System (Midagri).
It is a key digital tool for the control, control and traceability of timber forest products, which will allow the region to strengthen the legality and sustainability in the use of its natural resources.
As part of the process, technical days were held in the city of Huamanga, where SERFOR specialists trained 21 ARFFS professionals in the use of the module, current regulations and digital forest control processes.
This integration demonstrates the institutional commitment of SERFOR with the regions. We are working for the country to have a modern, transparent and efficient forest control system, which guarantees the legal and sustainable use of our resources, said Rudy Tapia Ruiz, director of control of the management of the forest heritage and wildlife of the SERFOR.
For his part, the regional director of the ARFFS Ayacucho, Ing. Ruben Sanchez Romero, highlighted the importance of the technical accompaniment received: It has been fundamental to ensure that this implementation is carried out under quality technical standards and complying with national regulations. This incorporation into the SNIFFS is part of a broader process of institutional strengthening of the forestry sector in our region.
Ayacucho occupies the second national place in production of Tara (Caesalpinia Spinosa) and is the main producer of Barbasco (Lonchocarpus Nicou) for export purposes, so having digital control tools is crucial to ensure the legality and sustainability of its forest activities.
This action is part of the Digital Government Plan (PGD) of the SERFOR, approved on April 25, 2025, which seeks to promote an institutional digital culture and improve the access and quality of digital services for citizens and actors in the forestry sector.
