Effective management of natural protected areas
Strengthen SERNANP’s management and the management model of the selected NPAs for the effective and sustainable achievement of their objectives as defined in the Director Plan and Master Plans and that are consistent with the goals of the Strategic Plan for Biological Diversity 2011 – 2020.
REDD of the Cordillera Azul National Park (PNCAZ for its acronym in Spanish)
Preventing deforestation in the PNCAZ by focusing on three main goals: (I) strengthening the park's protection strategy; (II) using a participatory model to involve local communities and other stakeholders in the park's management and financial sustainability; and (III) building local capacity for the sustainable use of […]
Program for sustainable economic development and strategic management of natural resources in the regions of Apurimac, Ayacucho, Huancavelica, Cusco and Pasco.
Manage and make use of the NPAs in a sustainable manner and in coordination with development planning processes and key stakeholders.
Participation of native communities in the management of natural protected areas in the Peruvian Amazon.
Increase the sustainability of biodiversity conservation in the Peruvian Amazon through the involvement of native communities in the management of existing and new NPAs.
Sustainable management of the resources of the Pastaza and Morona River Basins – Phase II
Improve the quality of life of the native communities involved in the project intervention zones, based on sustainable management and conservation of the prioritized renewable natural resources.
Protection of natural areas program –Phase I
Contribute to the sustainable conservation of ecosystems in Peru.
Sustainable Management of Protected Areas and Forests of the Northern Highlands of Peru
Ensure sustainable and participatory management of protected areas and communal forestlands in the northern highlands of Peru, addressing existing obstacles and threats
Environmental action plan for the buffer zones of the protection forest - Left Bank of the Alto Mayo River
Ensure the protection of natural resources and biological diversity in a sustainable manner, within a framework that favors the activities of the population settled in the project area on the left bank of the Alto Mayo River.
Payment mechanism for environmental services based on water resources in the Salinas y Agua Blanca National Reserve (Arequipa).
Promote the implementation of a Payment for Environmental Services (PES) mechanism to ensure the continuous supply of water to the users of the Chili River basin.
Development of SINANPE’s institutional capacity for the management, administration, and sustainable use of biodiversity and natural resources in the NPAs
Provide a stable and long-term source of funding for the conservation of Peru’s biodiversity through the establishment of a trust fund.
Integrated management program for Machu Picchu Historic Sanctuary
Consolidate the processes initiated for the conservation of the exceptionally rich and diverse nature and the environmental protection of the extraordinary archeological remains of the Machu Picchu Historic Sanctuary (HS) and increase their contribution to sustainable regional development.
Financing of recurrent costs of 6 NPAs
Contribute to the protection and conservation of biological diversity and natural resources in natural protected areas by strengthening the administration of these areas.
Canada Trust Fund
Promote the effective conservation of NPAs through diverse programs with the local population and make these areas sustainable sources of economic resources for their inhabitants and neighbors.
Consolidation of the Permanence Financing Program (PFP) for SINANPE: “Peruvian Natural Heritage”
Guarantee the start-up of the model that seeks the effective management of Peru's System of Natural Protected Areas through an articulated and diversified strategy for financial sustainability.
Sustainable management of agrobiodiversity and recovery of vulnerable ecosystems in the Andean region of Peru through the Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS) approach
Conserve in situ agrobiodiversity through traditional farming systems, integrated management of forest, water and land resources, and maintenance of ecosystem services.
Creation of a bio-business model based on solar energy to improve productivity in the Peruvian Amazon
Establish a biocommerce model based on solar energy in the province of Datem del Marañón.
Guaneras Endowment Fund
To finance the recurring management costs of SERNANP for the National Reserve System of Islands, Islets and Guano Points (RNSIIPG).
Support in the preparation of the technical file for the establishment of NPA in the Lambayeque region.
Preparation of the technical file for the establishment of a NPA in the Cañaris Forest.
Remediation of 119 mining environmental liabilities «El Dorado and La Tahona».
Execute the remediation of 119 environmental liabilities, included in the El Dorado and La Tahona Project, with resources from the MEM-FONAM-SCOTIABANK Trust Fund.
Support for strengthening the management, protection, management and monitoring of natural resources in the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve (RNPS for its acronym in Spanish)
Strengthen the management of the Samiria River basin and tributaries of the RNPS.
Effective implementation of the regime for access to and benefit-sharing of traditional knowledge in Peru in accordance with the Nagoya Protocol
Strengthen national capacities for the effective implementation of access to genetic resources (AGR) and traditional knowledge (TK) regimes in accordance with the Nagoya Protocol, and contribute to the conservation of biodiversity and human well-being in the country.
Strengthening biodiversity conservation through the National Program for Natural Protected Areas.
Contribute to the long-term ecological sustainability of Peru’s NPAs by expanding the ecological representativeness of SINANPE and implementing conservation activities at various levels (national, regional and private) within the ecological corridors.
Implementation of the master plan for the Amarakaeri communal reserve (RCA for its acronym in Spanish).
Implement the RCA Master Plan
Reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation through Amazonian protected areas (Phase 2)
Contribute to the avoidance of greenhouse gas emissions resulting from the accelerated deforestation processes in the high Amazon of Peru, through the effective management of the NPA and its buffer zones with an integrated approach to conservation and development.
USAID/USFS Forest Monitoring and Resource Strengthening Program - FOREST
To provide administrative and logistical support to the U.S. Forest Service for the implementation of activities under the USAID/USFS Forest Monitoring and Resource Strengthening (FOREST) Program.
Support for the tri-national conservation and sustainable development program of the La Paya (Colombia), Gueppi (Peru) and Cuyabeno (Ecuador) natural areas corridor.
Contribute to the consolidation of the Tri-national Conservation and Sustainable Development Program of the La Paya – Güeppí – Cuyabeno Protected Areas Corridor (Tri-national Program), as a model for the coordinated management of neighboring protected areas in border zones.
National Fund for Natural Areas Protected by the State
Provide a stable and long-term source of funding for the conservation of Peru’s biodiversity through the establishment of a trust fund.
Basis for the establishment of effective management of Yaguas II National Park
Conserve the biodiversity of Yaguas National Park and the continued provision of ecosystem services, in order to contribute to economic development and greater social inclusion of the native communities within the natural protected area.
Natural Areas Program III – Conservation of Marine and Coastal Biodiversity
Promote the effective management of marine and coastal protected areas.
Conservation and sustainable use of high Andean ecosystems in Peru through payment for environmental services for rural poverty alleviation and social inclusion
Conserve high Andean ecosystems (pajonal, native forests and wetlands) in the upper basins of the Cañete and Jequetepeque rivers, which provide ecosystem services, especially water regulation, through the implementation of Mechanisms for the Remuneration of Ecosystem Services (MERESE).
Building Resilience in the Wetlands of Datem del Marañon Province, Peru
Improve the resilience capacities of indigenous communities living in wetland ecosystems rich in carbon stocks in Datem del Marañon Province in the Loreto Region, Peru; as well as improve their livelihoods and reduce greenhouse gas emissions caused by deforestation.
