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After a first approach, both institutions promote an agreement that strengthens surveillance and promotes the sustainable management of forests.Lima, April 29, 2025. - In a joint effort to contribute in the conservation of our forests and the mitigation of the effects of climate change, the organism for the supervision of forest resources and wildlife (Osinfor) and the sub -direction of environmental management of the army of Peru promote an inter -institutional agreement that allows intensifying the surveillance in areas of difficult access and developing capacities to promote capacities to promote capacities to promote capacities to promote capacities to promote capacities to promote capacities to promote. of natural resources.
During a first approach, the head of the Osinfor, Williams Arellano Olano, and the Deputy Director of Support for Environmental Management, Lieutenant Colonel E.P. Nelson Yvan Meza Romero, recognized the need to sign an agreement that allows to strengthen the surveillance and control of the territory of Peruvian forests that are located in intervention areas of the Osinfor and the Army, as well as, carry out joint operations to combat illegal activities that affect forest and wildlife resources and, with it, the benefits that provide the communities and the environment.
In addition, they expressed their interest in betting on the development of the abilities of both institutions and promoting research and innovation regarding the sustainable use of the resources offered by forests.
After identifying these points of common interest, both institutions will formalize the inter -institutional cooperation agreement in the second quarter of 2025.
Integral vision in favor of Peruvian forests:
This collaboration is born from the integral approach that both entities share in the management of ecosystems. Through the actions to strengthen capacities, supervision and control of the qualifying titles (permission granted by the State for the sustainable use of forest resources and wildlife), the Osinfor contributes to conserve forests through sustainable use, to guarantee the legal origin of wood to increase the competitiveness of the forestry sector and to protect biodiversity and mitigation against climate change.
For its part, through the Subdirectorate of Environmental Management, the Army works to incorporate environmental management in all its institutional activities, promoting compliance with regulations, the sustainable use of resources and the protection of the environment in its areas of influence.
