📋 Tender Overview
The Loreto Regional Government arrived until the city of Requena, through the Forest and Wild Fauna Management Unit (UGFFS-R), to deliver to the Native Community Tupac Amaru the head resolution that approves its intermediate forest management plan. This authorization will allow responsible use of timber resources in an area of 348.88 hectares, distributed in five short plots.
The community, located in the District of Emilio San Martin, thus accesses a technical instrument that will allow them to take advantage of their forests without compromising their conservation. The activity was carried out on Tuesday, June 17 at the headquarters of UGFFS-R, on San Antonio de Requena Street. With this plan, in addition, a specific opportunity is opened for the population to generate income from the sustainable use of their natural resources.
Before the formal delivery of the document, the technical team provided a talk about traceability, rights and obligations, reinforcing the importance of complying with forest regulations to ensure use without sanctions or affectations to the environment.
With this action, the Regional Forest and Wildlife Authority continues to promote the economic development of Amazonian communities, prioritizing sustainability and respect for the environment.
