📋 Tender Overview
The Native Patria Nueva, Calleria, Nueva Saposoa, San Mateo and the Riberena Guapries community were benefited with essential goods to face the emergency. The Minister of the Environment, Juan Carlos Castro Vargas, arrived at the Regional Emergency Operations Center (COER) and met with the governor of Ucayali, Manuel Gambini, in order to coordinate and integrate the actions of attention and support for the areas affected by heavy rains.
Both authorities moved to the warehouse of the National Institute of Civil Defense (INDECI) to supervise the availability of goods such as tents, mattresses and food for the affected communities.
Likewise, the Minister of the Environment, together with the regional governor, gave humanitarian aid to the affected families in the province of Coronel Portillo. The Native Patria Nueva, Calleria, Nueva Saposoa, San Mateo and the Riberena Guapries community were benefited with essential goods to face the emergency. The head of the National Service of Natural Protected Areas (Sernanp), Jose Carlos Nieto, also participated in this activity.
The head of the Environment highlighted the governments commitment to the affected communities. We reaffirm our commitment to the safety and well -being of Amazonian families, guaranteeing the support of the State in difficult times. It also highlighted the joint work between the authorities, he said.
Conservation agreements
As part of the working day, Minister Castro Vargas led the signing of three conservation agreements with native communities in the region to strengthen the management of the El Sira Community Reserve and the Sierra del Divisor National Park, ensuring the protection of biodiversity and sustainable development.
In addition, 29 grapezarks of the El Sira communal reserve and key equipment for the surveillance and control positions of the High Purus and Sierra del Divisors national parks were delivered. This material will improve the field work of the Sernanp staff.
IMPULSE TO PROJECTS
Finally, the minister participated in the inauguration of the workshop promoting the economy through sustainable investments: solid waste projects by investing.
In addition to attending the emergency, we are promoting sustainable investments. By 2025, in Ucayali, the Minam will invest more than S/ 28 million in the acquisition of 36 vehicles and more than 33,000 goods, benefiting 498 000 inhabitants of Colonel Portillo with a better public cleaning service, said Minister Castro.
