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With support from the Minam. To date, there are 8 regions of the country that have updated this environmental management instrument that includes local solutions against this global phenomenon.Tacna.- The Regional Government of Tacna approved its Regional Climate Change Strategy (ERCC) with vision to 2050. This document marks the route to implement its adaptation and mitigation measures against the impacts of the aforementioned global phenomenon, taking into account the vulnerability of the country.
With this step, this department becomes a reference of climate commitment in southern Peru. The strategy, prepared with the technical accompaniment of the Ministry of Environment (Minam), was approved on September 4 (Regional Ordinance No. 013-2025-Cr/Gob.reg.tacna).
This is a milestone for the region, since it is the first to initiate the update process so that its objectives agree with the national policy national strategy against climate change to 2050 and with nationally determined contributions (NDC). This guarantees the articulation with the national policies and the international commitments of the country. This instrument will guide the territorial action in accordance with the national vision to 2050, putting in the center the security of the people and the sustainability of the ecosystems, said Berioska Quispe, general director of Climate Change and Desertification of the Minam.
The aforementioned document incorporates three essential technical supplies: the risk analysis of the effects of climate change (identifies the vulnerabilities of the region), the inventory of greenhouse gases emissions (in strategic sectors based on its climate impact and mitigation potential) and the analysis of institutional barriers (identifies challenges for the implementation of climate measures and solutions).
In that sense, the thematic axes for adaptation emphasize water resources, agriculture and vulnerable ecosystems. In mitigation, three strategic sectors have been defined: energy, industrial processes and use of products; and waste, all with challenges and opportunities to reduce emissions and promote sustainable development. Tacnas regional strategy is the result of a participatory process that incorporates the voice of different sectors and social actors, which ensures that solutions respond to the reality and needs of the territory, said Quispe Estrada.
With this approval, there are already 8 regions that have their respective regional strategies of updated climate change: Arequipa, Cusco, Huancavelica, Lima Region, Loreto, Madre de Dios, Tacna and Ucayali. Another 12 regions are in the process of updating. This reinforces the national commitment to face the impacts of climate change with a territorial and long -term look.
