📋 Tender Overview
Through the decentralized office, the OEFA met with local authorities to treat its normative obligations.
With the aim of reducing environmental risks and improving solid waste management, the Environmental Evaluation and Control Agency (OEFA), an entity attached to the Ministry of Environment, carried out more than 100 supervisions to municipalities of the Cajamarca region during the last two years.
In this period, five preventive measures directed to the provincial municipalities of San Miguel, Cutervo and Jaen were issued, as well as the district municipalities of Yonan and Socota. Among the most outstanding actions is the delimitation of a specific area and the installation of physical barriers to contain solid waste in the Catervo district; In addition to the construction of a 100 -meter dike in basement, destined to avoid waste dragging towards the nearby ravine.
These measures strengthen control over the final disposal of solid waste, decrease the risk of contamination of nearby water bodies and contribute to the progressive improvement of the operational and environmental conditions in the areas degraded by municipal solid waste (ADRSM) of both districts.
So far this year, the OEFA, through its decentralized office in Cajamarca, has trained more than 60 authorities and officials of 10 provincial municipalities and 27 district, in order to strengthen its institutional abilities and promote timely, effective and sustainable environmental management.
During these days, OEFA specialists presented the current situation of the areas degraded by municipal solid waste in the region, advances in environmental adaptation and the normative obligations established in Supreme Decree No. 001-2022-MINAM. Likewise, the environmental supervision procedure was explained by the OEFA.
Fact:
Currently, the Cajamarca region registers 155 ADRSM. The most affected provinces are Chota, Catervo and Cajamarca, due to the high concentration of these sites in their respective jurisdictions.
