Establish a biocommerce model based on solar energy in the province of Datem del Marañón.
Establish a biocommerce model based on solar energy in the province of Datem del Marañón.
December 22, 2017
February 28, 2022
US$ 600,000
Executor and administrator
The Korea International Cooperation Agency - KOICA is a government agency in charge of implementing and managing the Korean government's non-reimbursable financial cooperation for partner countries.
Profonanpe is Peru's environmental fund that provides innovative alternatives for environmental protection and sustainable development.
Cuenca Amazónica, in the province of Datem del Marañón, in the Loreto region; and its direct intervention is in the indigenous communities of Musa Karusha and San Fernando, both belonging to the Kandozi people.
With an investment of more than US$700 thousand, of which the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) financed 59% of the budget and the Green Climate Fund (GCF) 41%.
Two ice plants with photovoltaic energy were implemented for the Katinbashi (CCNNN Musa Karusha) and Kachispani (CCNNN San Fernando) associations, which from January to December 2021 had a cumulative photovoltaic energy production of 26.94 MWh/year.
Cumulative ice production from January to December 2021 amounted to 103,492 kilograms, of which 58% was produced by the Katinbashi Association and 42% by the Kachispani Association.
The demand for ice from the Katinbashi and Kachispani associations was 103,492 kilos. In a scenario without the project this would translate to S/115,171 (US$30,308); however, with the project this amount of ice cost S/15,257 (US$4,015), which represents a savings of S/99,913 (US$26,293) for both associations. Therefore, production costs, in 2021, have been reduced by 87%.
Ten workshops were developed for each association, focusing on the operation and maintenance of the ice plants and the photovoltaic system, as well as the harvesting and post-harvesting of Amazonian fish. In addition, handling, marketing and management of ice production. All this was attended by 412 participants, of which 15% were women and 85% were men.
With an investment of more than US$700 thousand, of which the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) financed 59% of the budget and the Green Climate Fund (GCF) 41%.
Two ice plants with photovoltaic energy were implemented for the Katinbashi (CCNNN Musa Karusha) and Kachispani (CCNNN San Fernando) associations, which from January to December 2021 had a cumulative photovoltaic energy production of 26.94 MWh/year.
Cumulative ice production from January to December 2021 amounted to 103,492 kilograms, of which 58% was produced by the Katinbashi Association and 42% by the Kachispani Association.
The demand for ice from the Katinbashi and Kachispani associations was 103,492 kilos. In a scenario without the project this would translate to S/115,171 (US$30,308); however, with the project this amount of ice cost S/15,257 (US$4,015), which represents a savings of S/99,913 (US$26,293) for both associations. Therefore, production costs, in 2021, have been reduced by 87%.
Ten workshops were developed for each association, focusing on the operation and maintenance of the ice plants and the photovoltaic system, as well as the harvesting and post-harvesting of Amazonian fish. In addition, handling, marketing and management of ice production. All this was attended by 412 participants, of which 15% were women and 85% were men.
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