📋 Tender Overview
Almost 80 people worked together with the aim of protecting the environment where they live, conserve biodiversity and improve air and water quality.In order to involve the population in the task of recovering deforested areas, the Regional Government, through the Pata and Uchupata project, organized a forest minga that allowed to sow 2000 smoothes and 400 Pinos Patula, in an area of 4 hectares, in the El Naranjo town center, belonging to the district of San Miguel de El Faique, Huancabamba.
The Minga -Traditional Community Practice in which a group of people is organized to work collectively for the benefit of the community -was attended by almost 80 people -hombres and women -, from different populated centers of El Faique, who worked together with the aim of protecting the environment where they live, conserve biodiversity and improve the quality of air and water.
Through the Pata and Uchupata project, in charge of Regional Management of Natural Resources and Environmental Management, the Regional Government, is implementing strategies for reforestation and recovery of ecosystems in different districts of the region such as San Miguel de El Faique, where it has implemented 11 forest nurseries.
The officials responsible for the project highlighted the support and active participation of the population of El Naranjo and surroundings in the Forest Minga, highlighting that, with the support of the communities, the project continues to strengthen the environmental infrastructure of the province of Huancabamba, promoting a more sustainable and healthy future for the coming generations.
