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Minam and Peru Group of Indigenous Peoples will articulate with the Bezos for Earth (BEF) background to advance to the achievement of the 30x30 goal.Lima.- Peru is taking transcendental steps to increase the conservation indicators of its ecosystems and biodiversity, and reach 30 % conservation of the national territory by the year 2030; This in accordance with the commitments assumed by the country in the world framework of Kunning-Montreal biodiversity (Meta 30x30), said the Minister of the Environment, Juan Carlos Castro Vargas.
He indicated that, for this purpose, one works coordinated with the representative organizations of the peoples that inhabit and care for the Amazonian forests. This articulation will be specified with the signing of a second mutual cooperation agreement, in alliance with the Bezos for Earth (BEF) and other strategic partners.
This was stated at the meeting held on the eve at the Minam headquarters with the representatives of the Peru group of indigenous peoples, composed of the Inter -Ethnic Association of Development of the Peruvian Jungle (AIDESEP), Confederation of Amazon Nationalities of Peru (CONAP) and National Association of Executors of the Administration of Communal Reserve Administration of Peru (Anecap).
This collaborative work is transcendental. First it was for the issue of climate change and now we will be focused on the conservation and sustainable use of natural resources, from the joint gaze of the government and indigenous peoples, he highlighted.
He added that through the National Service of Natural Areas Protected by the State (Sernanp) of the Minam, together with the Regional Governments and Municipalities, they will strengthen the establishment of new regional conservation areas.
We are advancing in the development of integral strategies and a road map for the recognition of other effective conservation measures based on areas (OMEC) and other modalities with ecological value. We have the challenge of managing them effectively. These spaces are crucial for our indigenous peoples, for being part of their livelihoods, he said.
During the aforementioned appointment, the Aidesep Apus, Jorge Perez; and from Anecap, Fermin Chimatani, highlighted the solid joint work that is currently being developed with the government, through Minam, to achieve environmental conservation goals nationwide and global.
In this context, the commitment of the Peruvian government was ratified with the conservation of natural resources where indigenous communities are the main allies.
