📋 Tender Overview
The document will allow evaluating progress in adaptation and mitigation and reporting to Congress.The Ministry of the Environment (Minam) began the process of collecting information from various sectors of the Executive for the preparation of the report on the progress of the countrys climate goals during 2025, within the framework of the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC).
This process will allow us to know the actions that the Peruvian State has been implementing in terms of adaptation and mitigation against climate change, as well as evaluate compliance with the national and international commitments assumed by the country.
In this context, a technical meeting was held with representatives of sectors and entities attached to Minam responsible for implementing measures in areas such as agriculture, transportation, energy, health, forests and solid waste, with the aim of consolidating updated, verifiable and timely information.
The general director of Climate Change and Desertification of Minam, Cristina Rodriguez, reported that the data collected will be used to prepare the annual report that Minam presents to the Congress of the Republic and the Comptroller General of the Republic, in accordance with the provisions of the Framework Law on Climate Change. Likewise, they will constitute a key input for compliance with the countrys transparency commitments to the international community.
Representatives of the ministries of Agrarian Development and Irrigation participated in the meeting; Transport and Communications; and Production; as well as the National Forestry and Wildlife Service (Serfor), the National Service of Natural Areas Protected by the State (Sernanp), the National Agrarian Health Service (Senasa) and various directorates of Minam itself. In the coming weeks, sectoral coordination will continue, including the Ministry of Health.
Minam will continue with the reception, validation and systematization of sectoral information in order to consolidate the report, which will transparently reflect the countrys progress in the implementation of its climate commitments and will contribute to the strengthening of evidence-based environmental management.
