📋 Tender Overview
The forest nurseries of Quehue and Kunturkani in the province of Canas, with a production capacity of 700,000 seedlings, represent an important contribution to the environmental sustainability and struggle policy against climate change, promoted by the Cusco Regional Government through the Regional Management of Natural Resources and Environmental Management.
In these seedlings native species such as the Qeuna, Chachacomo and Qolle are produced to contribute to water recharge and the improvement of vegetation coverage of degraded and eroded areas of the communities.
The production of seedlings is complemented with other actions such as the construction of infiltration ditches, short fire stripes, rustic cochas and others, which are part of the environmental and food sustainability process.
Jose Luis Mancilla Quispe, Regional Manager of Natural Resources, said that the forestry project seeks to double the production capacity of both nurseries to strengthen environmental intervention providing, in addition, the possibility of economic revitalization this project is binding on other actions, we also seek to be the population who is empowered from its execution with the objective of improving the production of native species, said Mancilla Quispe.
It should be noted that, to date, there are 250,000 seedlings of native species and to a lesser percentage the pine produced in both nurseries and that supply 38 communities in the districts of Kunturkanki, Quehue, Yanaoca, Tupac Amaru, Pampamarca and Langui.
The production goal at the region level reaches 10 million native species complemented with nurseries located in the provinces of Chumbivilcas, Paruro, Espinar in addition to gray hair, of the 4 provinces project.
