At the meeting organized by Profonanpe and GRADE, national and international experts discussed the importance of using rigorous evidence to monitor environmental projects.

Forest fire training instructors and firefighters are trained according to international standards; this interagency initiative aims to decentralize and optimize the rapid response to forest fires in the central and southern regions of the country.

A meeting at BIOAY identified environmental priorities that will serve as the basis for developing the province’s 2027–2030 Priority Agenda.

In Satipo, Mechi Tomás combines her technical expertise with textile craftsmanship and her leadership of an association of 11 Ashaninka women. Her story shows how entrepreneurship, income diversification, and community organization can open up new economic opportunities for Indigenous women.

MINAM, FAO Latin America, IUCN, and Profonanpe monitored progress on the Dry Forest project