📋 Tender Overview
Specialists recommended that the provincial municipality reinforce waste coverage, gas control and proper management of leachateWith the objective of preventing environmental and health risks, the Environmental Assessment and Control Agency (OEFA) carried out preventive technical visits to the Coronel Portillo Transitory Cell and the degraded area known as Dump Km 22 Carretera Federico Basadre. Both infrastructures are located in the Campo Verde district, Coronel Portillo province, Ucayali region.
During the inspection, specialists found that transient cells No. 4 and No. 5 have reached their maximum capacity to receive solid waste. Currently, waste is being disposed of in cells No. 1 and No. 2. These infrastructures are temporary spaces enabled for the disposal of waste while definitive solutions are implemented for its proper management.
Likewise, the actions that the Provincial Municipality of Coronel Portillo has been carrying out to cover solid waste and control the liquids (leachate) generated by its decomposition were verified. The diligence carried out allowed us to identify large areas without adequate coverage and the need to strengthen measures for the safe management and storage of leachate, in order to prevent possible effects on the environment.
Within the framework of its powers and in relation to the transitional cell, the OEFA recommended that municipal officials reinforce solid waste coverage actions and improve gas and leachate management. Likewise, with respect to the degraded area, it recommended permanent maintenance of the leachate management system and stormwater channels, in order to reduce environmental and health risks.
The activity was attended by specialists from the Directorate of Environmental Supervision in Infrastructure and Services (DSIS), the Coordination of Environmental Supervision in Solid Waste (CRES), the Decentralized Office of the OEFA in Ucayali and representatives of the Provincial Municipality of Coronel Portillo.
The OEFA, an entity attached to the Ministry of the Environment, reaffirms its commitment to environmental supervision and the promotion of preventive actions that contribute to protecting the environment and the health of the population.
