📋 Tender Overview
*The Capacity Development Plan (PDC) was enriched in a participatory and inter-institutional processThe National Forestry and Wildlife Service (SERFOR) of the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation (MIDAGRI) successfully developed the Socialization Workshop of the Capacity Development Plan (PDC) of the Forestry and Wildlife Sector, which brought together technical administrators, directors, specialists, university professors and regional authorities.
During the collaborative work days, representatives from academia and the public sector exchanged technical and strategic contributions, reaffirming a multisectoral commitment to sustainability, governance and strengthening capacities for efficient management of forestry and wildlife resources.
The PDC will be consolidated as a strategic instrument to articulate capacity-building actions within the framework of the National Forestry and Wildlife Policy, aimed at enhancing the technical skills of public servants, improving training processes and responding to the specific needs of the various actors involved in the management of the countrys forest ecosystems.
The inter-institutional collaboration process exceeded expectations, as it allowed the development of a prospective and governance analysis that identified risks and opportunities for the future with a projection to 2040, laying solid foundations for more effective governance.
Likewise, a consensual multi-year programming was achieved through the participatory review of the matrix of objectives, actions and indicators of the Plan, specifying activities, means of verification and responsibilities that will strengthen inter-institutional coordination. Finally, SERFOR and OSINFOR presented the proposal for a joint vision of the sector through the so-called strategic compass, collecting the contributions and commitments of each entity to promote articulated management towards a common goal.
As part of the immediate commitments, SERFOR assumed the responsibility of systematizing and processing the contributions collected during the workshop for incorporation into the final document of the Capacity Development Plan 2026-2030, as well as managing its validation, approval and implementation.
The result is not only a strengthened plan, but a shared commitment to the development of the capacities that the country needs to ensure the sustainable management of our forestry and wildlife resources, highlighted Fabiola Nunez, director of Capacity Building at SERFOR, highlighting that this process contributes to building a more solid and sustainable future for the sector.
