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The delivery of a new lot of technological equipment Al Gore was agreed to strengthen forest monitoring and complete the legal physical sanitation of six native communities.Puerto Maldonado, Mother of God. Within the framework of strengthening the conservation of Amazon forests, the forests of the Ministry of Environment held a series of technical meetings with the regional government of Madre de Dios, with the aim of consolidating joint actions aimed at improving satellite monitoring, strengthening surveillance and control actions, as well as advancing in physical-legal sanitation of the territory of native communities.
Forest monitoring
In the meeting with the Regional Forest and Wildlife Management (Gerfor), represented by the specialists Marcela Carpio Ortiz and Ray Carrera Telleria, the advances of the joint actions were analyzed to strengthen the monitoring of forests in the region, which included the delivery of the first lot of technological equipment, with an investment of S/ 396 thousand Advanced in geographical information systems, such as ArcGIS.
Among the equipment delivered during 2024, high capacity computers, drones, specialized software, georeferencing systems and monitors were included.
As part of the coordination, the forests program made a technical visit to the Satellite Monitoring Office at the Gerfor headquarters to verify the use of the equipment granted and to identify the area that will be conditioned and expanded, as part of the joint work.
Likewise, the delivery of a second lot of goods for the second quarter of the year was coordinated that will continue to strengthen the technical capacities regional government, with equipment such as UPS, headphones, cameras, web cameras, browser GPS, multifunctional printers, plotter, Ecran, pix4d licenses, multimedia projectors, tablets, among others, which represents an investment of S/ 146 214.62.
Sanitation of native communities
On the other hand, in coordination with the Regional Directorate of Agriculture of Madre de Dios, headed by its director Carlos Ortega Molleda, actions were agreed to culminate the physical and legal sanitation of six native communities (Yine Mirador Santa Alicia, Diamond, Masenawa, Boca Isiriwe, Shipetiari and Puerto Azul), which will allow them to have their territories duly delimited and registered in records in records in records public.
In support of this process, the program delivered a first batch of equipment such as 4 sub -metric GPS, 3 laptops, with an investment of S/ 95 332.18. And it is planned to deliver a second lot, during the second quarter of the year, cameras, browser GPS, multifunctional printers, with an investment of S/ 22 034.13.
The Executive Coordinator of the Forest Program, Max Saenz highlighted the joint work with the regional government of Madre de Dios and promised to continue strengthening the ties and coordination in favor of the native communities, the population and regional development.
