📋 Tender Overview
This government initiative seeks to take advantage of the potential of more than 10 million hectares available.Through Ministerial Resolution No. 0313-2025-MIDAGRI, the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation ordered that the National Forest and Wildlife Service (SERFOR) will be in charge of designing and supervising the strategies that favor the installation and proper management of commercial forest plantations at the scale (PFC).
This measure aims to increase and diversify the national supply of wood and derived products, in order to strengthen the competitiveness of the Peruvian forest sector and promote its growth, adding a new engine to the national economy.
In parallel with these actions, financing mechanisms will be promoted through the Agroperu Fund to guarantee the viability of the projects, especially for small and medium producers. Agroideas, meanwhile, will also support with the technical assistance and business strengthening of producers, facilitating the formalization and implementation of sustainable productive projects, associated with PFCs.
The standard in question also declares of sectoral interest the promotion of forest plantations for commercial purposes.
The National Forestry Authority establishes the need to boost commercial forest plantations in land without primary forest coverage, promoting its development in areas of the coast, mountains and jungle, with an approach to commercial species.
Sustainability and climate change
This strategy not only seeks the expansion of the forestry sector, but also contribute to the sustainability of the country, reducing pressure on natural forests and mitigating the effects of climate change. Commercial forest plantations will generate permanent jobs and improve the competitiveness of the sector, aligning with the international commitments of Peru against climate change.
*Commitment and economic growth*
Peru has great potential for this type of plantations, of more than 10 million hectares suitable for its development.
Initially, in the coming years it seeks to implement about 2 million hectares, positioning the country as a leader in sustainable wood production and derived products.
With this decision, Midagri reaffirms its commitment to a modern, competitive and environmentally responsible forestry sector. The impulse to commercial forest plantations will not only strengthen the security of the supply of wood in the domestic and external market, but will also open new opportunities for national producers contributing to the diversification and growth of our economy.
*Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation*
*Communications and Institutional Image Office*
