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Minams initiative will continue to strengthen forest monitoring in regional governments during 2026 with advanced technological equipment such as drones, GPS, and software.The Forests Program of the Ministry of the Environment closed the year 2025 with important advances in the conservation of Amazonian forests, through its intervention mechanisms that impact the improvement of the quality of life and economic income of more than 9,600 Amazonian families and small producers.
Thanks to the economic incentive mechanism, called Conditional Direct Transfers (TDC), it promoted the conservation of more than 800 thousand hectares of communal forests in eight regions of the country, benefiting 5,929 families from 94 native communities, through productive activities, surveillance, food security and cultural revaluation. For this, an investment in economic incentives of S/ 13.3 million of public funds was made.
Likewise, with the progress of 64% in the implementation of 151 sustainable business plans in San Martin, Loreto, Ucayali and Madre de Dios, the program has managed to ensure the conservation of approximately 965 thousand hectares of forests, with an investment that will amount to around S/ 50.8 million by the IDB and World Bank, for the benefit of 3,700 families.
Projections 2026
During 2026, the Minam Forests Program will continue to strengthen forest monitoring in regional governments, through the delivery of regional monitoring offices, enabled and equipped to the GOREs of Junin, Loreto, Amazonas, Ayacucho, Ucayali and Pasco. In total, 11 regional governments will be implemented and equipped with advanced technological equipment such as drones, GPS, software, among others.
