📋 Tender Overview
Regional Government installs 1 plant for each Peruvian and 5 for each CusquenoSow life to ensure water, landscapes and strengthen the fight against climate change, is the main strategy implemented by the Cusco Regional Government to reverde the provinces and districts of the region.
An investment exceeding 100 million soles will allow, until 2027, the installation of 30 million seedlings of different native species positioning Cusco as a region in a pioneer nationwide.
To this end, the current regional management led by the governor, Werner Salcedo Alvarez, implemented various forest nurseries in the region of the region with species such as Qeuna, Chachacomo, Qolle, among others, for direct benefit of approximately 62,000 families and 585,000 people in the region.
Currently, the Regional Government through the Regional Management of Natural Resources and Environmental Management, works on the production of 5 million seedlings so that, during the 2025-2026 Forestry campaign, it makes the recovery of environmental quality to benefit present and future generations.
In the provinces of gray hair, Chumbivilcas, Espinar and Paruro, more than 60 million soles have been allocated to recover around 10,000 hectares. Also, in Canchis and Quispicanchi, the effort to reverde 3,000 hectares continues with an investment of more than 18 million soles. At the same time, with the support and commitment of the population and authorities, another 3,000 hectares will be recovered in the District of Ocongate (Quispicanchi) with more than 11 million soles. Similarly, the province of the Convention will be a pioneer in the installation of native forest seedlings with an investment of 34 million soles to restore more than 3,000 hectares for the benefit of 74,000 settlers.
In this way, the administration of the governor, Werner Salcedo Alvarez, performs the planting of a tree for each Peruvian inhabitant, promoting an example of environmental policy against climate change for the recovery of ecosystems and plant cover in order to ensure water recharge, improve environmental and ecosystem conditions in favor of the quality of life of the Cusco population.
