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Minister of the Environment, Miguel Espichan Marinas, highlighted that environmental action promotes green employment and national competitiveness.Within the framework of the 2025 Climate Summit, the Minister of the Environment, Miguel Espichan Marinas, presented the National Registry of Mitigation Measures (Renami), the first tool in Latin America that allows recording and monitoring actions to reduce emissions in the face of climate change.
Renami, implemented by the Ministry of the Environment (Minam) since 2024, contributes to the transparency and traceability of the countrys climate actions, with rigorous technical criteria to ensure high integrity carbon markets, strengthening the participation of the private sector in climate action.
The minister highlighted the recent approval, through Supreme Decree No. 019-2025-MINAM, of the official list of 150 adaptation and mitigation measures that make up the NDC, which marks a milestone in the countrys climate planning.
Renami is a key tool to guarantee the transparency and traceability of the actions that Peru promotes in the face of climate change and ensure high integrity carbon markets, he emphasized.
Then, he announced that the first project will soon be registered in Renami, corresponding to the bilateral agreement with Switzerland, through which improved kitchens are being installed for the benefit of more than 60,000 families in Piura, Lambayeque, La Libertad, Cajamarca and Huanuco. This initiative will reduce 726,000 tons of CO2 equivalent by 2030.
The head of Minam also highlighted Perus progress in energy transition, climate financing and green job creation, pointing out that, although the country contributes less than 0.5% of global emissions, it finances part of its climate agenda with its own resources and international cooperation.
He reported that, with support from the Green Climate Fund, our country is executing three projects for USD 62.3 million and participates in 10 multi-country projects for nearly USD 200 million.
During the commemorative session for the 10 years of the Paris Agreement, the minister reaffirmed the national goal of not exceeding 179 million tons of CO2 equivalent by 2035, which includes the progressive elimination of hydrofluorocarbons (HFC) and the promotion of the circular economy.
This leads us towards carbon neutrality in 2050, in accordance with our National Climate Change Strategy, he noted.
In adaptation, actions were included to strengthen water security, agriculture, public health, forest ecosystems, fishing and aquaculture, as well as climate-forced displacement and green jobs.
In mitigation, energy efficiency initiatives are developed, promotion of renewable energies, sustainable transportation, reduction of emissions in agriculture and forestry management, as well as better waste and wastewater management.
Minister Espichan reiterated Perus call to developed countries to fulfill their climate financing commitments.
