📋 Tender Overview
Forest care is a priorityWith the aim of consolidating strategic actions for the care of forests in the region, the head of the Regional Forestry and Wildlife Management (GRFFS) of Ucayali held a working meeting in Lima with the technical team of the National Forestry and Wildlife Service (Serfor), of the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation, to coordinate the continuity and strengthening of the Forestry-Forest Incentives Program in 2026.
During the meeting, the continuity of 22 Forest Management Plan files that contemplate species included in the CITES Convention was prioritized, as well as the implementation of the MC-SNIFFS system in the Directorate of Control of the Management of Forest Heritage and Wildlife, a key tool to reinforce the control and traceability of forest resources at the regional level.
In this framework, the manager pointed out that during 2025 significant progress was made in the application of the forestry incentive program in the region. Likewise, the need to implement strategic control posts for land transportation, improving the channeling and attention to complaints for forestry and wildlife violations, and strengthening the capabilities of the GRFFS in key areas for sustainable management was addressed.
In addition, it was suggested to implement the Directorate of Sustainable Management of Forest Heritage, aimed at local forests, granting of timber forestry contracts and restoration processes; as well as the Directorate of Sustainable Management of Wildlife Heritage, which will provide technical assistance and support to owners of breeding centers, promotion of wildlife management areas and coordination for the implementation of jaguar and threatened primate conservation plans.
As a result of the meeting, Serfor assumed the commitment to promote these actions in order to safeguard and ensure the sustainable use of the Ucayali forests, which was formalized in a minute for subsequent follow-up before the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation.
