📋 Tender Overview
* The mission brought together authorities from Brazil, Colombia and Ecuador, and allied entities, to evaluate progress in governance, sustainability and pollution mitigation in the Amazon basinThe National Service of Meteorology and Hydrology of Peru (Senamhi), highlights the participation of the executive president (e) and vice minister of Strategic Development of Natural Resources of the Ministry of the Environment, Romina Caminada Vallejo, in the mid-term mission of the Integrated Management Project of the Putumayo-Ica River Basin, carried out in Colombia. This meeting represents a key milestone to reinforce joint work in favor of the Amazon, a priority region for the generation of hydrometeorological and climate information.
During her intervention, Caminada Vallejo highlighted the importance of consolidating a shared vision for the sustainable development of the Amazon, pointing out that it is a regional agenda that involves four brother countries working for medium and long-term progress. Senamhi, as the entity in charge of monitoring the atmospheric environment, provides real-time data, analysis and monitoring that contribute to decision-making, especially in the face of extreme hydrometeorological events and climate risk.
The mission brought together more than 25 representatives from Brazil, Colombia and Ecuador, along with the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) team and various allies, with the objective of evaluating the progress of the project financed by the Global Environment Facility (GEF/GEF) and implemented by the World Bank. This articulated work strengthens cross-border cooperation and the exchange of essential knowledge for the protection of the basin.
This space allowed us to review progress and challenges in knowledge management, mitigation of aquatic and environmental pollution, strengthening of governance and promotion of sustainable production towards 2026 and 2027. With the Putumayo-Ica mission, Senamhi reaffirms its commitment to continue generating reliable and timely technical information that accompanies the sustainable and resilient development of the Amazonian populations.
