📋 Tender Overview
The initiative promotes participatory environmental governance and reinforces the protection of the regions biodiversity and water resources.The Regional Government of San Martin, through the Regional Environmental Authority (ARA), strengthened the protection of two of the most important natural areas in the region with the signing of four new Conservation Agreements, a strategy that incorporates civil society organizations and the private sector in surveillance, monitoring and research actions for the preservation of regional biodiversity.
The agreements were signed by the associations Amazon Rainforest Northern Peru, Takiwasi and Bosque Guardian, which will join forces to strengthen the management of the Cordillera Escalera Regional Conservation Area (ACR), a key ecosystem for the provision of water, climate regulation and the conservation of a wide variety of species of flora and fauna.
Likewise, the Impact 360 company, through its Mel de Montana brand, formalized its participation in the conservation actions of the ACR Bosques de Shunte and Mishollo, located in the province of Tocache, a strategic area for the protection of basin headwaters and ecosystems of high environmental value.
The signing of these agreements consolidates a participatory management model promoted by the Regional Government of San Martin, which promotes co-responsibility between the State, social organizations and private companies to guarantee the sustainability of natural resources and strengthen environmental governance in the territory.
The initiative has the support of the Swiss Economic Cooperation and the Subnational PFM Program, implemented by the Basel Institute on Governance, which provides technical assistance to the heads of both conservation areas to strengthen coordination with local actors and promote innovative conservation mechanisms.
With these new alliances, the Regional Government of San Martin continues to expand the network of actors committed to the protection of regional ecosystems, promoting concrete actions to conserve biodiversity and ensure environmental services that benefit thousands of San Martin families.
