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In a coordination meeting, FENAMAD shared progress on the implementation of the Forest investment projects of 12 affiliated native communities.Lima, November 2025.- With the aim of strengthening joint work in favor of forest conservation and the sustainable development of native communities, representatives of the Forest Program of the Ministry of the Environment (Minam) and the Native Federation of the Madre de Dios River and Tributaries (FENAMAD) held a coordination meeting to review the progress in the implementation of the Forest Investment Projects (FIP Peru).
During the meeting, the progress achieved in 12 native communities linked to FENAMAD was presented, where projects promote the conservation of Amazonian ecosystems by strengthening communal capacities and promoting sustainable economic activities.
Likewise, key topics were addressed such as the demarcation of communal territories, participatory forest monitoring and the implementation of sustainable business plans, actions that contribute to improving the management of the territory and the quality of life of indigenous families.
Joint work with FENAMAD allows us to strengthen coordination with different public, private and civil society institutions, achieving more participatory and inclusive management of the Amazon forests, said Kelly Soudre, head of the Technical Unit of the Minam Forests Program.
For his part, Eusebio Rios Iviche, vice president of the Native Federation of the Madre de Dios River and Tributaries (FENAMAD), highlighted the main advances made in strengthening native indigenous communities, in monitoring and implementing communal business plans.
With these business plans we contribute to sustainable development and provide food security to our native communities; likewise, in relation to surveillance actions we minimize the impact of illegal extractive activities within communal territories by third parties, emphasized the indigenous leader of the Harakbut people, Eusebio Rios.
Finally, cooperation actions were projected for the year 2026, in order to consolidate the results achieved and promote new initiatives that reinforce the conservation of the forests of Madre de Dios.
