📋 Tender Overview
Within the framework of inter -institutional agreements, the Osinfor arrived at the departments of San Martin and Ucayali.The forest backpack of the organism for the supervision of forest and wildlife resources (Osinfor) continues its journey through different departments of Peru as a training tool that carries and builds technical and legal knowledge with indigenous communities, in a participatory and intercultural way, in order to promote the responsible and sustainable use of the resources provided by forests.
In the heart of the lands of San Martin
This week the forest backpack arrived at the populated centers of Buena Vista of the district of San Martin, Miraflores de Nueva Cajamarca and the triumph of Jepelacio, department of San Martin, to reinforce the capacities of the farmers who have assignment contracts in use for agroforestry systems (CUSAF), which are granted by regional governments, under the strict compliance with the requirements, so that they use the requirements of the state But in return they must build boundaries in the areas, guard forest resources, conserve soil, sources and water courses.
In these actions, the Osinfor developed the issue of CUSAF as an opportunity to formalize the agroforestry productive practices that families carry out in forest lands, to integrate them into the forestry sector and promote productive and sustainable practices that help preserve forests and improve their quality of life. Likewise, it was explained how farmers can access benefits if they fully comply with their obligations and on the use of Osinfor digital tools (Mibosque electronic and application box) to improve communication and decision making.
Within the framework of the Agreement between the Osinfor and the Regional Government of San Martin, the Regional Environmental Authority (ARA) of San Martin was also present and developed the issue of the registration of plantations they make in the plots that include their contracts. Likewise, the National Forest and Wildlife Service (Serfor) promoted the forest incentive program, which is an innovative mechanism of co -financing in the country, aimed at promoting the installation of new forest plantations to promote productive development and contribute to improve the quality of life through economic growth.
Furrowing the adjoining lands of the Murunahua indigenous reserve
The forest backpack also moved to the Native Native Nueva Esperanza, province of Atalay The forests.
In this workshop, the capacities of 27 participants were strengthened, including forest permits of the native communities of San Juan de Inuya, Raya and Alto Esperanza de Inuya, and professionals in the forestry sector. Of which, twelve community members are active members of Community Forest Surveillance and Control Committees.
This activity was carried out as part of the work plan signed between the OSINFOR and the Ministry of Cultural (MINCUL) and was attended by the Water Resources Council of the Vilcanota Urubamba Interregional Basin of the National Water Authority (CRHCIVU-ANA), the Indigenous Organization Regional Union of the Indigenous Peoples of the Amazon Atalaya (SOFFSA), the latter taught the basic management of GPS as a key tool for territorial surveillance and sustainable development of native communities.
