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During the fair, residents of SJL learned how the sound level meter works, a tool that they can use at the end of the year parties to measure environmental noise.
Specialists from the Environmental Assessment and Supervision Agency (OEFA) participated in the information fair Econavidad 2025, organized by the Ministry of the Environment, with the purpose of promoting citizen awareness about air quality and the effects of noise and pollutants generated by the use of pyrotechnics.
The activity took place in the district of San Juan de Lurigancho, where the OEFA team explained to neighbors and schoolchildren how environmental supervision and inspection is carried out. In addition, he taught the use of the Reporta Residuos application, which allows municipalities to be alerted about critical points of garbage accumulation.
The public also received guidance on registering complaints in the National Information and Environmental Complaints Service (Sinada), a free platform that makes it easier to report possible effects on the environment and strengthens participatory environmental surveillance.
Abraham Gomez Cisneros, director of the Environmental Assessment Directorate of the OEFA, highlighted that, within the framework of the launch of Econavidad 2025, a demonstration was provided of the use of the sound level meter, an instrument that measures and records environmental noise levels and that allows municipalities to verify compliance with the maximum permissible limits.
Econavidad is an initiative of the Ministry of the Environment aimed at promoting responsible and sustainable practices during Christmas and New Year celebrations. Its purpose is to reduce the environmental impact of these festivities through actions such as avoiding the use of pyrotechnics.
