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Starting this Friday the 20th, a series of real testimonies from native communities and small producers who generate well-being by conserving their territories will be disseminated.Within the framework of the International Day of Forests, the Forests Program of the Ministry of the Environment (Minam) will launch, starting this Friday the 20th, on its digital platforms, the audiovisual series Conservation Stories, a proposal that makes visible, through real testimonies, how the conservation of forests transforms peoples lives.
The series includes experiences of native communities and small producers from Ucayali, San Martin, Madre de Dios and Loreto that have consolidated sustainable productive initiatives and have strengthened the surveillance and control of their territories, with the support of the Forests Program, through the implementation of public investment projects, financed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and the World Bank (WB).
Likewise, testimonies will be presented from communities in 10 Amazonian regions that maintain conservation agreements and also develop productive and surveillance activities, thanks to the economic incentives they receive as part of the conditional direct transfer mechanism (CDT).
The series Conservation Stories seeks to contribute to a better understanding and appreciation of the conservation mechanisms promoted by the Ministry of the Environment, through the Forests Program, showing that the work articulated with native and peasant communities, indigenous organizations and regional and local governments, generates concrete results in improving the quality of life and the protection of ecosystems.
The Forests Program invites citizens to follow this series and learn more about how conserving forests also means generating opportunities, strengthening identities and building a sustainable future for the country.
Dont miss the trailer for Conservation Stories
