The Green Climate Fund (GCF) approved the project that will strengthen 25 Protected Natural Areas and the climate resilience of indigenous peoples through long-term sustainable financing.

Working together promotes responsible tourism, cultural identity and care for the ecosystem.

Teams from 14 regional governments participated in a training process with a collaborative approach and digital innovation.

Twelve students and teachers traveled to Challhuanca (Arequipa) to learn about the climate adaptation initiatives being implemented.

The scope, zoning and conservation objectives of the proposed Kuaman Amutai Achu Tepaa ACP were successfully defined.