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For four days professionals of strategic control stalls were trained to reinforce control and control mechanisms in the chain of custody of forest products.The National Forest and Wild Fauna Service (SERFOR) of the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation (MIDAGRI) carried out, for four days, a training in order to strengthen the competences and the management of control and traceability tools of the wood to the professionals of the strategic control posts (PCE) located in the central jungle, Sierra Central and Lima.
These centers that belong to the Technical Forest and Wildlife Administrations (ATFFS) of the SERFOR, exercise control actions during the forest transport of timber forest and wildlife forest products and by -products, so the training reinforced the effective control and control mechanisms in the chain of custody of forest products.
Rudy Tapia Ruiz, director of the Directorate of Control of the Management of Forest Heritage and Wildlife of the SERFOR, indicated that the training included the development of specialized competences for the identification of wood that are transported by land in order to verify the legality and origin of the wood. As well as the corresponding technical, regulatory and administrative aspects.
We seek to strengthen the capacities of the justice system operators and administrative entities with related powers or support in forest control, in order to strengthen their institutional performance, said Tapia Ruiz.
Participants also developed practices on the various specialized tools and protocols for forest control. In addition, technological applications were used such as issuance and registration of the Terrestrial Transport Guide (ER-GTF), and inspection that facilitate the management and verification of the documentation required for the legal transport of wood.
The workshop was called, Use and management of forest control, traceability and administrative procedure tools promoted by the sustainable and legal management of the timber resource, as well as improving the understanding and application of regulations related to the transport and management of forest and wild fauna products.
