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Sernanp positions protected natural areas as the driving force of Perus new climate strategy at COP30.Within the framework of the COP30 global summit, Peru has redefined its strategy against the climate crisis. The National Service of Protected Natural Areas (Sernanp), an organization attached to the Ministry of the Environment, confirmed that regional governments will assume a leading role in the countrys new environmental roadmap, called NDC 3.0. In simple terms, it is the countrys commitment to the world to reduce pollution and survive global warming.
This measure seeks to decentralize the conservation of biodiversity and ensure resources such as water and energy by 2030. Deyvis Huaman Mendoza, director of Territorial Management of Sernanp, recognized from Brazil the challenge and opportunity that this implies:
Regional governments are playing a leading role in conservation. To date, there are more than 12 regional conservation areas proposed to be created, which entails a great challenge. From Sernanp, we have a budget program based on management by results to strengthen their capacities, declared Huaman.
The presentation of the Peruvian plan had the participation of key authorities of the Executive, such as the vice minister of Family Agriculture Development (MIDAGRI), Orlando Hernan Chirinos, and the vice minister of Strategic Development of Natural Resources (MINAM), Romina Caminada Vallejo.
With this announcement, Peru attempts to align its economy towards a green and resilient model by 2050, using its protected natural areas not only as landscapes, but as alternatives against the effects of climate change.
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Sernanp presented the progress of NDC 3.0, highlighting the coordination with regional governments and international cooperation for water and energy security.
With the implementation of NDC 3.0, Sernanp not only conserves biodiversity, but also ensures vital ecosystem services. water, clean air and food, promoting a green economy and a sustainable future for all Peruvians towards 2050.
