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The Vice Minister of Strategic Development of Natural Resources, Romina Caminada, said that the aim is to protect our Amazon and reduce emissions.The Ministry of the Environment (Minam) held the socialization and validation workshop of the Country Package of Peru: Climate Action for Forests and Nature (2026-2030), with the objective of defining, together with the Amazonian regional governments, the priorities that will guide the implementation of actions for the protection of forests and the reduction of emissions in the next five years.
During the day, the Vice Minister of Strategic Development of Natural Resources, Romina Caminada Vallejo, explained that this initiative seeks to refine the points to be considered in the implementation of the Country Package and define a work route, as well as ensure financing and international technical support.
The strategy, driven by Perus participation in the Forest and Climate Leaders Alliance (FCLP), places emphasis on the conservation of Amazon forests, strengthening governance, sustainable community development and reducing emissions, in line with the countrys climate goals (NDC 3.0) and commitments to stop forest loss and degradation.
The workshop brought together representatives of the regional governments of Ucayali, Amazonas, San Martin, Loreto, Madre de Dios and Huanuco, as well as the sectors of Environment, Agrarian Development and Irrigation, Culture, and affiliated entities such as Sernanp and Serfor.
The activity also validated actions aimed at strengthening technical capacities in the territory, improving monitoring and control systems, advancing planning and ordering processes, and generating enabling conditions for interventions in titling, conservation and sustainable production.
According to preliminary estimates, the implementation of the strategic components of the Country Package will require an investment of approximately US$ 140 million until 2030, with the support of the international community. Confirmed support includes a commitment from the Government of Canada for CAD 6 million, as well as Seed Fund financing for up to US$ 1 million for initial actions.
Minam reaffirms its commitment to continue promoting multi-level and multi-sector governance that makes possible the fulfillment of the countrys climate commitments and contributes to the well-being of present and future generations.
