📋 Tender Overview
Activity is part of the implementation of the institutional territorial approach after the delegation of functions to deconcentrated and liaison offices.The Environmental Assessment and Supervision Agency (OEFA), an organization attached to the Ministry of the Environment, carried out the third day of capacity building aimed at supervisors of its deconcentrated offices and liaison offices at the national level, with the aim of promoting the continuous improvement of environmental inspection throughout the territory.
With this third date of training, there are already more than 80 supervisors trained so far this year. In this regard, Jhon Zevallos, coordinator of the Coordination of Deconcentrated Offices of the OEFA, highlighted the importance of giving continuity to these activities. A high-level entity like the OEFA, with specialized technical personnel, must maintain the continuity of its training to ensure that the quality of service is increasingly better for citizens, he noted.
During this learning day, professionals reinforced theoretical and procedural foundations linked to environmental supervision actions, as well as the use of specialized tools and equipment that they use in their field work in the different regions.
These trainings are part of the delegation of functions that the OEFA offices received at the national level between 2024 and 2025, in the hydrocarbons, fishing, industry, agriculture and solid waste sectors. Likewise, they include the monitoring of environmental inspection entities and the direct supervision and environmental inspection actions of regional and local governments.
The workshops were taught by professionals from the OEFA line directorates, who shared their experiences in the field, including the management of hazardous materials and the development of technical visits to auditable units.
In this way, the OEFA reaffirms its commitment to the permanent strengthening of the technical capabilities of its personnel, promoting more efficient, homogeneous supervision processes with greater technical support, for the benefit of prevention and compliance with environmental standards in the country.
