📋 Tender Overview
OEFA specialists collected samples of the liquid in about 20 strategic points, located downstream of the Limon dam)The Environmental Evaluation and Supervision Agency (OEFA) has been carrying out environmental evaluation actions of the waters of the Huancabamba, made up of the Chotano, Chamaya and stream rivers) with the objective of knowing the current state of the water resource before the dredging scheduled in said infrastructure.
During the first day of work, (February 25), a specialized technical team from OEFA carried out field reconnaissance near the banks, managing to visit localities such as Mesones Muro, Sonanga, Cabramayo, Cuyca, Puente Techin, Chiple, Moshoqueque, Huancas and Matara, which allowed the most representative stretches of the river to be identified for environmental monitoring.
On the second day, activities continued with the collection of water samples in the towns of Moshoqueque, Puente Techin, San Lorenzo, San Isidro de la Vega, Pascapampa, Piedra Grande, Patacon, Las Juntas and Arenal, among others. These samples will be analyzed by OEFA in accordance with current environmental quality standards, in order to evaluate physical, chemical and microbiological parameters of the water resource.
Field work is carried out with the support of specialists from Transfer Olmos, who provide technical and logistical assistance to ensure coordinated, efficient work and in strict compliance with established protocols.
Likewise, within the framework of its functions, the Environmental Evaluation and Supervision Agency (OEFA) carries out supervision work in the hamlets where the Olmos Tinajones Special Project (PEOT) carried out informative workshops aimed at the population on the removal and removal of sediments accumulated in the Limon Dam.
These supervisory actions are intended to verify compliance with environmental obligations linked to the information, participation and social communication processes, as well as to verify that the contents disseminated by the PEOT were developed in a timely, transparent manner and in accordance with current environmental regulations, guaranteeing that the population has adequate information about the programmed activities and their possible environmental implications.
This intervention is part of the commitment assumed by the Olmos Tinajones Special Project (PEOT) regarding the scheduled dredging of the Limon Dam, a process in which the removal and elimination of approximately two million cubic meters of sediment is expected. With these actions, OEFA reaffirms its role in environmental oversight and its commitment to responsible, transparent management aimed at the protection of water resources and the environment in general.
