📋 Tender Overview
Conferences will be aimed at environmental inspection entities and representatives of companies supervised by the entityThe Environmental Assessment and Supervision Agency (OEFA), an entity attached to the Ministry of the Environment (Minam), scheduled two in-person training sessions in the city of Cerro de Pasco on the new Supervision Regulation, an instrument that incorporates important innovations aimed at strengthening environmental control and surveillance at the national level.
The training session aimed at officials of the Environmental Enforcement Entities (EFA), such as municipalities, will be held on January 27, from 9:00 a.m. m., in the auditorium of the Regional Government of Pasco. While the training aimed at representatives of audited companies in the mining, hydrocarbon, industry, agriculture and education sectors will take place on January 28, from 2:45 p.m. m., in the auditorium of the College of Engineers of Peru.
Those interested may request more information through the email vdominguez@oefa.gob.pe Registration is virtual and is done using the following form: https://n9.cl/dif8lr
The new OEFA Supervision Regulation came into force on July 25, 2025 and is based on four strategic pillars: regulatory compliance, prevention, risk management and territorial approach. This framework establishes that the action of the environmental entity is not limited to identifying non-compliance, but rather seeks to anticipate possible impacts, evaluate the context of each intervention and contribute to the improvement of the environmental performance of those managed.
During the training, attendees will learn about the administrative measures and the dispute procedure, a mechanism that allows for resolving controversies or disagreements between the OEFA and an EFA, or between different EFAs, regarding the competence to supervise, supervise or sanction a certain activity, project or operation.
These sessions seek to strengthen the technical knowledge of authorities and operators in the sector, as well as contribute to the proper compliance with environmental obligations in the region.
In this way, the OEFA reaffirms its commitment to modern, preventive, articulated and compliance-oriented environmental oversight, in favor of the protection of the environment and citizens.
