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Approval of base cartography and preparation of the physiographic map mark important advances for the forest zoning process.The Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation, through the Sustainable Productive Forests Program (BPS) of the National Forestry and Wildlife Service (SERFOR), together with the Regional Government of Cajamarca, are advancing the forest zoning process, which currently registers 30% progress.
Two key actions of the process are; the validation of the basic cartography, which is the base map of the territory that represents exactly where the rivers, hills and routes are, and the beginning of the physiographic map that will allow the identification of land forms such as slopes, plains, hills and the type of soil, both studies are part of the Forest Zoning process.
In this context, a workshop was developed for communicators of the Regional Government of Cajamarca with the objective of training them in the creation of content with the use of artificial intelligence tools to closely communicate complex data in simple messages, videos and digital pieces that communicate the benefits of Forest Zoning for this region.
This training allows participants to learn first-hand about the advances in forest zoning and understand its importance for the sustainable development of the region. In this way, they can disseminate clear, timely and evidence-based information to the population, said Antony Sanchez Rojas, manager of Environmental Management of the Regional Government of Cajamarca.
For his part, Daniel Rivera, executive coordinator of the BPS Program, emphasized that forest zoning is the basis for citizens to take advantage of forest resources legally and safely, ensuring the well-being of Cajamarcan families today and in the future.
This activity is part of the actions promoted by the Sustainable Productive Forests Program to strengthen institutional capacities and promote transparent and effective communication, contributing to the positioning of forest zoning as a key tool for sustainable development in nine regions of the country.
National Forestry and Wildlife Service (SERFOR)
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