📋 Tender Overview
Aligned with the objectives of the national strategy and its terms updated and approved at the end of November last year and that go until 2050.The Regional Government of Tacna is the first nationwide to update its regional strategy against climate change (ERCC) with a view to 2050, complying with the guidelines that the Ministry of Environment established in 2021 and in accordance with the objectives that arise in the national strategy in the face of climate change (ECC) to 2050, which was approved in November 2024.
The ERCC is a planning guide that will allow preparing projects and plans that contemplate the climate factor. Contemplate 423 folios and three inputs: a risk analysis study; the greenhouse gases inventory (the first in the region); and an institutional barriers analysis.
Tacna stands out for the incorporation of the national objectives of the ENCC in the elaboration of its own strategy, incorporating five of the seven that contemplates the national guideline.
It should be noted that the elaboration of the ERCC occurred throughout 10 months of the year 2024, a work led by the Biologist Hevelin Castro Sanchez and the technical team of the Environmental Management Sub -Management, implementing key actions to mitigate the effects of climate change in the region and promote sustainable development.
The thematic axes for adaptation emphasize water resources, agriculture and vulnerable ecosystems. In mitigation, three strategic sectors have been defined: energy, industrial processes and use of products; and waste, all with challenges and opportunities to reduce emissions and promote sustainable development.
With this step, Tacna becomes a reference of climate commitment in southern Peru.
