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The Osinfor enables chestnut dealers to improve forest management and avoid infractions, highlighting the importance of regents as key advisors in the sustainability of the sector.Mother of God. - Faced with the challenges posed by the sustainable management of forests and the fulfillment of the obligations of the users, the organism for the supervision of forest resources and wildlife (Osinfor) highlighted the decisive role of the forest regent in the responsible use of natural resources in chestnut concessions, in Madre de Dios.
The forest regent technically advises the holders of forest permits, guaranteeing the correct elaboration of management plans and the orientation to comply with the regulations and avoid sanctions. Our work is important in the development of management plans to take advantage of forest resources and provide guidance for the fulfillment of regulations and regulations, said Wilson Morvely Venmeilla, forest engineer, during the workshop that the Osinfor to the Castaneros, in the joy town center, in the Las Piedras district.
A space to strengthen the relationship with the forest user
During the workshop, the problems that arise when the Regents breach their functions were discussed, generating damages to dealers and the sector. Users were recommended to channel their cases to the SERFOR to solve disputes formally and legally.
The forest regent also invited to sensitize and educate new generations about the economic and environmental value of legal concessions to avoid abandonment. In many cases, the heirs do not continue forest activity, which leads to the loss of concessions, said Wilson Morvely.
The Osinfor workshop was consolidated as a space for the exchange of experiences and dialogue between regents and concessionaires, promoting a joint work for responsible and sustainable forest management in the region.
Likewise, the Osinfor taught the Castaneros the use of digital tools such as the Mibosque application and the electronic box, instruments that facilitate the fulfillment of obligations and the traceability of forest products, because they allow dealers to register their activities implemented in forest management, efficiently and in compliance with current legislation.
