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OSINFOR developed 13 workshops in Tambopata and Tahuamanu during the first half of 2026.Mother of God. - With the objective of promoting compliance with forestry obligations and the responsible use of forest resources, the Forest and Wildlife Resources Supervision Agency (OSINFOR) developed 13 workshops and technical assistance during the first half of 2026 in the provinces of Tambopata and Tahuamanu, in Madre de Dios. These activities benefited 464 forest users.
As part of the Capacity Development Plan (PDC) 2026, OSINFOR scheduled 19 events in Madre de Dios this year aimed at chestnut concessionaires, owners of private properties, forest regents, native communities and other actors in the forestry sector, with the aim of strengthening knowledge about forest regulations, compliance with obligations, forest management instruments, proof of compliance and good practices for the sustainable use of forest resources.
Capacity strengthening is essential to promote compliance with forestry obligations and prevent situations that may affect the sustainability of forests. Therefore, we provide technical and regulatory information to forest users so that they develop their activities responsibly and in accordance with the current legal framework, said Giancarlo Silva Tello, coordinator of the OSINFOR Deconcentrated Office in Puerto Maldonado.
During this period, OSINFOR also developed technical assistance aimed at a wildlife rescue center, with the purpose of strengthening compliance with its management plan and guaranteeing the well-being of the specimens.
Coordinated efforts in favor of forests
The activities included the participation of specialists from the Regional Forestry and Wildlife Management of Madre de Dios (GRFFS), the National Forestry and Wildlife Service (SERFOR), the Specialized Prosecutors Office for Environmental Matters (FEMA) and the Native Federation of the Madre de Dios River and Tributaries (FENAMAD), who provided technical and specialized information according to the competencies of each institution.
This exchange offered a comprehensive view of the responsibilities and functions that each entity performs within the forestry sector, making it easier for forest users to identify the competencies of each institution and access technical guidance according to their needs.
