Entrepreneurs for Nature awarded 59 projects that promote the sustainable use of resources in protected natural areas, allocating 3 million soles for their development. Additionally, two new scholarship competitions were launched for priority research and innovation in biodiversity-derived products.

The workshops held in six regions of the country strengthened local capacities in the fight against deforestation and climate change. With the participation of central government institutions, regional governments, and indigenous peoples, these events have enhanced the implementation of essential strategies and tools to protect our forests.

Under the Financial Mechanism of the Joint Declaration of Intent (JDoI) Project, led by the Ministry of Environment, representatives of Profonanpe, the Regional Government of Ucayali and the NGO Naturaleza y Cultura visited two Regional Conservation Areas: Imiria and Alto Tamaya-Abujao. The purpose was to implement action plans aimed at strengthening the management of these protected areas.

The titling of native communities contributes to guaranteeing the legal security of their territories.

On Thursday, May 23, the first edition of Profonanpe’s Roundtables of the year was held, a meeting that, on this occasion, brought together specialists from the public and private sectors and associations involved in the implementation of marine-coastal initiatives.

The Dry Forest of the Northern Coast of Peru project, executed by the Ministry of the Environment, contributed to the development of technical assistance meetings for investment in projects aimed at recovering these ecosystems on the country’s northern coast.