📋 Tender Overview
They will promote the monitoring, control and conservation of forestsThe Regional Government of Ucayali received from the National Forestry and Wildlife Service (SERFOR), through the Sustainable Productive Forests Program, a total of 25 state-of-the-art technological equipment intended to promote forest management, monitoring of forest assets, concessions, community forest management and the operation of the Gestiona Forestal platform.
The head of the Planning Project of the BPS Program, explained that this significant delivery includes workstations, large format monitors, televisions, projectors, an interactive screen, printers, a multimedia totem and other advanced devices that will allow the Regional Forestry and Wildlife Management to optimize its technical processes, improve citizen service and advance with greater efficiency in the conservation of Ucayalino forests.
The regional governor specified that his government promotes the open door policy for institutions that work on the sustainable use of natural resources. Likewise, he expressed deep gratitude to SERFOR and its national director for facilitating cooperation agreements that enable key activities in the territory.
For his part, the regional forestry and wildlife manager mentioned that Ucayali has more than 140 forestry concessions - the largest number in the Peruvian Amazon -, numerous primary processing centers and that, with its role as a nerve center for the entry and export of wood, it will directly benefit from this technological modernization. Part of the equipment will also be deployed in provinces such as Atalaya to extend these advances.
The equipment, delivered in use, will strengthen the control module of the National Forestry and Wildlife Information System, improving traceability, reducing processing times and raising the quality of service in the granting of enabling titles.
With this inter-institutional support, the Regional Government of Ucayali reaffirms its commitment to responsible forest management, aimed at reducing deforestation, mitigating climate change and promoting the sustainable development of the region, for the benefit of present and future generations.
