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The initiative integrated public entities and productive sectors in the search for sustainable solutions, with territorial approach and strengthening of technical capacities.
With a diverse agenda that covered from technical training to spaces for academic reflection, the Environmental Evaluation and Supervision Agency (OEFA), an entity attached to the Ministry of Environment, deployed in Piura a series of training actions aimed at institutions and sectors involved in the Environmental Supervision and Management. The activities addressed critical environmental problems of the territory, such as hydrocarbon liabilities, inadequate management of solid waste and informality in mining.
Participation exceeded 230 people, reflecting the high interest in strengthening technical capacities in the region. The cycle of activities began with a conversation aimed at representatives of the decentralized offices of the OEFA, in which experiences were shared, normative updates were reviewed and joint strategies were drawn to strengthen the control at the territorial level. Within that framework, the President of the OEFA, Mr. Juan Narciso, highlighted the fundamental role of the Environmental Control Entities (EFA) and the importance of a coordinated action to face the environmental challenges of the region, in particular those linked to the management of waste and hydrobiological discards. EFAs commitment is key to guaranteeing a healthy environment and safeguarding public health, he said.
During the central days, the Environmental Supervisory for Local, Regional and National level was carried out, a space designed to strengthen the technical competences of the EFA of the region. The sessions addressed issues such as the implementation of the new Regulation of the Annual Environmental Evaluation and Supervision Plan (Planefa), Solid Waste and Mining, the articulation between planning and budget, the use of technological tools and the analysis of local problems. In parallel, training spaces were offered for the managers of strategic sectors of the region. One of the conferences was aimed at representatives of minor hydrocarbon units (taps, service stations), who were given information about the fulfillment of environmental obligations within the framework of the OEFA supervisory role. Likewise, a talk specialized in Sechura was developed on the cultivation of fan shells, aimed at aquaculture operators in the coastal area, in which sustainable practices and specific obligations of this productive sector were addressed.
These days have already been held in Tacna, Lambayeque and Ucayali, and will continue to develop in other regions of the country. Thus, the OEFA seeks to decentralize capabilities, bring tools closer to local actors and respond more effectively to the environmental challenges of each territory.
