It is the mechanism through which Profonanpe manages the funds for implementing the phases of reducing Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+) under the Joint Declaration of Intent (JDI) between Peru, Germany, Norway, and the United Kingdom.
Profonanpe’s designation was formalized through Supreme Decree No. 001-2023-MINAM.
Coordinates key actions for conservation and sustainable development within Amazonian territories.
Manages financing to implement climate change mitigationmeasures specifically linked to forest preservation.
Enables indigenous peoples to participate in the direct management of JDI financing.
Through a contribution agreement between the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (NORAD), the Ministry of the Environment, and Profonanpe, the Project to Contribute to the Updated Implementation Plan for the Joint Declaration of Intent (JDI) 2021–2025—the JDI Project—is being implemented.
November 2022 to June 2026.
USD 10,000,000
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Funded by:
Executed by:
The JDI Project supports Peruvian efforts in designing and implementing
public policies to reduce deforestation across the Peruvian Amazon.
Additional contribution to strengthening the National Registry of Mitigation Measures (Renami)
The agreement includes an additional disbursement of USD 580,025 for REDD+ enabling activities within the Renami framework. This initiative strengthens REDD+ implementation by generating deforestation data, providing inputs for the nesting process, conducting national and regional workshops, and offering technical assistance for reporting mitigation measures in the LULUCF (Land Use, Land-Use Change, and Forestry) and Agriculture sectors.
Intervention Zones
Amazonas, Huánuco, Loreto, Madre de Dios, San Martín and Ucayali.
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The campaign highlights how forest conservation creates opportunities and a sustainable future for Amazonian communities. It also demonstrates how coordinated efforts between the government, indigenous organizations, Profonanpe, and international cooperation help reduce deforestation and strengthen a long-term vision for the Peruvian Amazon.
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CCUSAF: Forests with a Future
Watering and Care
More than 5 million hectares subject to mitigation measures:
Implementation of agroforestry systems on more than 15,000 hectares and more than 2,200 CCUSAF grants awarded.
Implementation of community-based forest management across more than 209,000 hectares through 178 management permits.
Effective management of more than 4.7 million hectares of Regional Conservation Areas and Protected Natural Areas in Amazonas, Loreto, Ucayali, and Huánuco.
Land titles were issued for more than 66,000 hectares in three indigenous communities in Madre de Dios.
Support for formalization, crop enrichment and registration of productive activities.
Promotion of the sustainable use of forests in communal territories.
Maintenance of ecosystems and unique species in Protected Natural Areas (PNA) and Regional Conservation Areas (RCA), with economic benefits for local populations.
Support for land titling for indigenous communities and promotion of the categorization of indigenous reserves for Indigenous Peoples in Isolation and Initial Contact (PIACI).
Strengthening of forest and wildlife control and surveillance, as well as regional satellite monitoring units.
Promotion of evidence-based management to guide public policies for reducing deforestation.
Development of forest zoning studies.
1100% of the target for
forest under mitigation measures,
equivalent to 4.9 million hectares.
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forest under measures of
mitigation, equivalent to
5 million hectares.
97.3% in the implementation of
enabling conditions for
reduce deforestation
(control mechanisms, monitoring,
forest zoning and monitoring
of the DCI Agreement).
Strengthening the
governance and accountability
accounts: Board meetings
of Administration and Committee
Investments, technical reports.
Collaborative work with the indigenous organizations AIDESEP, CONAP, and ANECAP during 2024–2025:
More than USD 1,700,000 was transferred, which made it possible to:
More than 4,600 hectares under sustainable management of permanent coffee and cacao crops.
More than 20,000 hectares under community forest management.
Strengthening of 5 indigenous bioeconomies through utilization plans with associations of women artisans in Ucayali, Madre de Dios, and Amazonas.
Regarding the Joint Declaration of Intent (JDI) Agreement
In 2014, Peru signed a cooperation agreement with Norway and Germany, known as the Joint Declaration of Intent (JDI), which was expanded in 2021 to include the United Kingdom and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID); the latter in an observer capacity.
On November 18, 2022, at COP 27, a contribution agreement was signed between Peru, Norway, and Profonanpe to manage $10 million for the financing of priority actions under the “Updated 2021–2025 Implementation Plan for Phase 2 of the DCI,” which has a total estimated cost of $50 million.
This agreement aims to mitigate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in our country, which result from deforestation and degradation of the Amazonian forests.
Documents of Interest
With the establishment of the Administrative Board, the approval of the Phase II Operations Manual of the Joint Declaration of Intent (JDI), and the implementation of the Global Operational Plan through 2025, we have reached a milestone in our history.
Peru and Norway will work together to conserve the country’s Amazonian forests.
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