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Vice Minister Raquel Soto stressed that, thanks to multisectoral work led by the environment, around 175 thousand hectares have been recovered.Lima.- The Ministry of Environment (Minam) is developing a national road map oriented to the conservation of protected natural areas and other conservation modalities, as well as the restoration of terrestrial, aquatic and marine-coostera ecosystems that are degraded, under a complementary approach.
This document with a comprehensive approach will allow a complete look of goal 2 (20 % restoration of degrade areas) and goal 3 or 30x30 on conservation, established in the global framework of Kunming Montreal.
This was reported by the Vice Minister of Strategic Development of the Natural Resources of that sector, Raquel Soto Torres, who explained that this instrument will be the result of the active participation of all social actors and sectors involved, especially with the contributions of civil society; The work of articulation with the SERFOR (forest service and wildlife), among other entities, highlights the joint commitment to achieve goal 2.
During the National Workshop Experiences of Restoration of Degraded Ecosystems, carried out by the Minam on the eve, he said that the integrated roadmap will be aligned to goals 2 and 3 of the World Biodiversity framework Kunming-Montreal to 2030, which establish objectives and goals for the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of biodiversity, in front of the climate crisis and the deterioration of biodiversity.
The aforementioned road map is expected to be ready by the end of the year, after the public consultation process that will be announced in a timely manner. Restoration is a collective task that demands coordination, innovation and, above all, political and social will to reverse decades of degradation, said Soto Torres.
At another time, he stressed that between 2016 and 2024 recovery actions were implemented in 173 thousand hectares of degraded ecosystems, according to Minam records. He added that regional governments have pledged to execute recovery actions under the investment of 230 thousand hectares.
Global goals
The objective of goal 2 of the World Biodiversity framework Kunming-Montreal is to restore at least 30 % of degraded ecosystems to 2030, thus ensuring ecological integrity, connectivity and essential services that they provide to society. Goal 3 encourages the protection and conservation of land areas, continental waters and marine areas through the system of protected areas or other mechanisms.
