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Eight gore is also supported in order to work for environmental sustainability, local development and the conservation of natural resources.Within the framework of the forest zoning process, the National Forest and Wildlife Service (SERFOR) of the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation held a working meeting with the Regional Government of Ayacucho, in order to articulate efforts that allow to initiate the forest zoning process that leads to the implementation of the forest planning in the department of Ayacucho.
During the meeting with the Gore Ayacucho, the road map for the stages of preparation and formulation of forest zoning (ZF) was established, as well as the prioritization of thematic studies that will take place throughout 2025. In addition, a proposal of an inter -institutional agreement between Serfor and El Gore Ayacucho was presented, and guidelines for the elaboration of the technical file of the public investment project were established.
The General Director of Forest Information and Planning and Wildlife of the SERFOR, Doris Guardia stressed the importance of specifying the forest system in the department of Ayacucho, based on the identification of the different forestry system units and the areas with forestry aptitude that allow establishing the categories of use of forest heritage.
From the SERFOR we will continue a constant technical accompaniment to regional governments. Working with them is key to advancing in an orderly and participatory manner in forest zoning, said Doris Guardia.
For his part, the regional manager of Gore Ayacucho, William Ayala, promised to send the resolution of recognition of the technical forest zoning team, key step in the process. It was also agreed to jointly update the road map for the implementation of the ZF, with the permanent technical accompaniment of Serfor. Finally, the Gore Ayacucho, will deliver the approval of the pre -investment study and the necessary documents will be sent to formulate the terms of reference of the technical file.
This important step in forest zoning, not only marks the beginning of a key process for Ayacucho, is also jointly promoted in various regions of the country, such as Moquegua, Puno, Arequipa, Apurimac, Amazonas, San Martin, Tacna and Tumbes. This work reinforces the commitment of SERFOR and regional governments to advance the orderly and sustainable management of forest resources nationwide.
