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From July 30 to August 1, 2025, the entity attached to the Ministry of Environment instructed GORE staff for the generation of reliable data in real time
The Environmental Evaluation and Control Agency (OEFA), an entity attached to the Ministry of Environment, provided technical assistance to the Regional Government (GORE) Tacna to implement its own air quality monitoring station, with the aim of strengthening environmental surveillance in real time, and thus adopt evidence -based control actions.
During the training, OEFA specialists instructed the staff of the GORE environmental management in the operation of automatic air quality measurement equipment, the use of statistical tools for data validation, as well as in telemetry and remote transmission systems. The registered information will be integrated into the National Environmental Surveillance Network and may be visualized in the Environmental Surveillance Module of the Interactive Environmental Control Portal (PIFA) of the OEFA: https://systems.oefa.gob.pe/pifa/MFE/#
Within the framework of the National Environmental Evaluation and Control System (SINEFA), regional governments meet a key role as Environmental Control Entities (EFA), by exercising environmental control functions on activities that are developed in their territories and that can generate environmental impacts, such as solid waste management, agricultural, forest or aquaculture activities.
The implementation of this Regional Environmental Surveillance System will represent a significant advance in the generation of scientific and reliable information that allows adopting preventive and corrective measures in a timely and grounded way, in the face of private and public organizations subject to environmental inspection.
The articulated work between regional governments and the OEFA contributes to the strengthening of decentralized environmental surveillance and ensures that productive activities are carried out in a responsible manner and in accordance with current environmental regulations.
