📋 Tender Overview
The agreement includes the use of digital tools, technical assistance to forest users and strengthening of technical capacities of the GORE.Trujillo - The organism for the supervision of forest and wildlife resources (Osinfor) and the Regional Government (GORE) of Freedom signed a work plan that will guide the inter -institutional strategy during 2025 to improve and strengthen the sustainable management of dry forests of this department.
This roadmap includes the implementation of the application of the Digitized Archives Information System (SIADO) OSINFOR region, so that the sub -management of natural resources and agricultural infrastructure of the GORE can immediately send the information about the authorizations for the use of natural resources (enabled titles) granted, the approved management plans and the forest transport guides. This information is key to improving traceability and verifying the legal origin of extracted products.
This action will be complemented by the training of potential users who request qualifying titles before the GORE, in order to ensure that they understand and fulfill the obligations they assume with the granting of permits for the use of natural resources. In addition, the use of the electronic box will be encouraged to facilitate communication with the Osinfor from the moment they obtain authorization and their management plans are approved by the regional authority. Likewise, the use of the Mibosque application will be promoted, which will allow them to register evidence of their sustainable activities and send alerts about possible damage to their management areas.
Itinerant attention tables will also be held, through which the OSINFOR will provide technical assistance and guidance to the holders of qualifying titles on compliance with forest and wildlife regulations. These tables will also be open to citizens interested in knowing about the sustainable use of timber and non -timber products offered by libertenos forests.
And in order that professionals in the sub -management of natural resources and agricultural infrastructure can adequately fulfill their functions of control, monitoring and approval of management plans such as Forest and Wildlife Regional Authority (ARFFS), the Osinfor will strengthen its technical capabilities in issues such as the use of the book of operations for forest management, wildlife and primary transformation centers (sawmill); the recognition of the timber species present on the north coast of Peru; the promotion of compliance with obligations by forest users; and the use of technological tools. Likewise, feedback will be provided on the aspects that the Osinfor considers priority in its forest supervisions.
This work plan also represents an advance towards good governance from the territory, since it seeks to actively involve both the regional authority and the users of the qualifying titles in the sustainable and efficient management of natural resources, through actions scheduled to execute between the months of June and December.
