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The Osinfor met with leaders and leaders of the Putumayo Federations Block to publicize the progress of the Intervention Plan.Lime. - With the commitment to transform the sanctions into opportunities for conservation and sustainable development, the organism for supervision of forest and wildlife resources (Osinfor) is intervening in the Putumayo River basin, Loreto, to provide technical assistance to nine native communities with forest fines that seek to take advantage of compensation mechanisms through actions that benefit forests.
Together with the Regional Organization of Indigenous Peoples of the East (Orpio) and the Putumayo Federations Block, the Osinfor has developed the Putumayo 2025 intervention plan, which guides the actions so that the native communities according to their committees of communal forest surveillance and control, achieve their formal recognition and present their conservation plans for their respective approval.
The payment of the fines is conserved by the forests, for this, they have to carry out patrol and monitoring activities, and present each year a report that supports the work done, so that the amount is discounted and do not lose the benefits, said Williams Arellano Olano, head of the Osinfor, to the leaders and leaders of seven federations that make up the Putumayo bloc -OISPE, FIKAPIR, FIKAPIR. Fikimmep, Feconafropu, Oimpra, Fecoibap and Ocibpry -, during a meeting they held today, in the city of Lima.
The community members and community members agreed to recognize forest fines and the need for them to be sanitized. They also requested the accompaniment of the Osinfor, through trainings, so that the communities do not be fined again due to ignorance or the liveliness of third parties; Information on wood prices in local and international markets so as not to be deceived, on the cubication and primary transformation activities to obtain a direct benefit from the sustainable management of their forests.
These orders were heard by Arellano Olano, who, together with the Osinfor technical team, promised to attend them directly or through allied institutions, with the aim of preventing communities from reincidivating forest infractions that can limit their access to state incentives and programs
Action in territory to promote compensation through conservation
In compliance with this route hour, the Osinfor technical team visited the Native Pesqueria, San Juan, Santa Rosa de Cauchillo, San Francisco and Anex Puerto Alegre, Spring, Roca Fuerturo, Puerto Arturo, Ere, Ere, and New Hope and Annex New Jerusalem and Urco Mirano. The objective was to know the advances in the conformation and recognition of their Community Forest Surveillance and Control Committees, identify the areas that will be preserved and provide technical guidance to accompany them in their process of receiving the compensation mechanism through the modality of conservation of forest heritage and wild fauna.
Of these visits made between the last week of June and the second week of July, the Osinfor has estimated that approximately 2,000 hectares of forest will be kept, as part of the process to compensate for an amount close to 350 573 soles. And at the end of the five -year period, the communities will be enabled to access new opportunities for sustainable development and undertake legal economic activities, strengthening their relationship with the forest and their self -management.
HIGH TAPICHE: Example of commitment to conservation as compensation
With this same conviction, the Osinfor will deliver the records of non -debate to the native communities of the District of Alto Tapiche: Our Lady of Fatima, Yarina Topal and Monte Alegre, after having satisfactorily completed the five years of conservation of the forest heritage and wildlife as a mechanism of fines.
This recognition of its commitment and compliance will be carried out on Friday, July 18, in the Auditorium of the Provincial Municipality of Requena, together with the Center for the Development of the Amazon Indigenous (CEDIA), a non -profit organization that provided technical assistance to these communities throughout the process, from the formulation to the implementation of its conservation plans.
