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In just five years, the appropriate shipping of management plans by the leading regions in forest production of the country went from 9% to 90%, thanks to this innovative tool.Lime. - In 2018, only 9 % of the management plans reached the Osinfor within the established period. Today, with the region, the situation has changed radically: 90 % of this critical information is delivered in time by the regions that lead the forest activity in the country. This evolution has been possible thanks to a technological solution developed and promoted by the agency for supervision of forest and wildlife resources (Osinfor), which has transformed the way in which public entities exchange information.
The region is a digital platform that is part of the Osinfor digitized file information system. Since its implementation in 2019, it has allowed six regional governments and 13 Forest and Wildlife Technical Authorities (ATFFS) of the National Forest and Wildlife Service (SERFOR) to send, in an agile and safe way, the management plans and qualifying titles that support the legal use of forest resources in the field of territory.
Its impact has been especially remarkable in Loreto, Ucayali and Madre de Dios, who together concentrate 97 % of national forest production. So far from 2025, these regions have reached an average compliance of 81 % in the appropriate shipping of information, respecting the 15 -day period established by the regulations. This contrasts with the 2018 situation, when the information flow was physical and considerably slower.
Thanks to this improvement, we now supervise and supervise more timely, and that is already noticeable in the field. Since 2018, illegal wood extraction in enabling titles has been drastically reduced, from 51 % to maintain between 9 % and 12 % between 2020 and 2024, said Williams Arellano Olano, head of the Osinfor, who also high Forestry in this advance, allowing to reduce times and cover a greater extension of forests.
This digitalization has also eliminated geographical barriers and has facilitated access to information by key entities such as environmental prosecutors, Sunat or Comptroller. And has strengthened transparency and citizen control.
In the case of ATFFS, the progress has also been sustained: timely shipment went from 51 % in its first years of use to 73 % so far from 2025.
An innovation that marks guidelines
The region represents a specific example of digital transformation to the service of environmental governance. With its implementation, the Osinfor has solved a structural problem: the delay and the disorder in the delivery of information, which affected the effectiveness of forest control.
To achieve this, cooperation agreements have been signed with regional governments, which include training actions and the implementation of a friendly platform such as the region. This tool facilitates regional officials the registration of information on qualifying titles and management plans in a simple and efficient way.
Interoperability in progress
The Regional Government of San Martin has been a pioneer in connecting its digital file management system (ARCDIG) with the SIADO, achieving an automated data, accessible in real time, which reduces procedures and improves user attention. Other regions, such as tumbes and freedom, are already preparing to integrate into the system.
