Consolidate effective management in 38 protected natural areas of the Amazon biome, representing approximately 17 million hectares conserved in Peru, generating the enabling conditions for such management and ensuring its financial sustainability in perpetuity.
May 24, 2019
December 31, 2029
$24.232.414,00
Administrator
Partnership for international cooperation in which 183 countries work together with international institutions, civil society organizations and the private sector to address global environmental problems.
The World Wildlife Fund is a non-governmental organization founded in 1961 that is dedicated to environmental conservation.
Gordon and Betty Moore created the foundation to generate positive results for future generations.
The Andes Amazon Fund (AAF) is a philanthropic initiative that supports the conservation of the Andes-Amazon region, one of the most biodiverse areas on the planet.
The National Service of Natural Areas Protected by the State - SERNANP is in charge of directing and establishing the technical and administrative criteria for the conservation of Natural Protected Areas - NPAs, and to ensure the maintenance of biological diversity.
Loreto, Amazonas, Cajamarca, San Martín, Ucayali, Huánuco, Pasco, Junín, Cusco, Madre de Dios, Puno
This initiative focuses on improving the management and conservation of Protected Natural Areas (PNAs) within the Peruvian Amazon biome. Through governance strategies, staff training, infrastructure improvements, and collaboration with local communities, this effort seeks to ensure the sustainability and effective protection of these ecosystems within the National System of Natural Areas Protected by the State (SINANPE).
Effective management: 14 million hectares of the Amazon biome achieved optimal progress according to the METT tool.
Enabling conditions: 26 NPAs reached or maintained the basic management level and 23 NPAs reached the structural management level, consolidating operational, planning and governance capacities.
Threat control and conservation: 27 NPAs controlled or reduced the intensity of impacts and 23 NPAs maintained their conservation status.
Territorial consolidation: incorporation of 458,598.92 hectares under perpetual conservation modalities through the establishment of a Communal Reserve and two Regional Conservation Areas.
Sustainable economic activities: 9 PNAs developed sustainable use of renewable natural resources and 2 PNAs maintained sustainable use of the landscape resource (tourism); progress in the ticket sales module for admission to PNAs, with gaps identified for the following period.
Financial sustainability: coverage of 59% of the average financial gap (approx. USD 60.6 million) through various financial mechanisms.
Effective management: 14 million hectares of the Amazon biome achieved optimal progress according to the METT tool.
Enabling conditions: 26 NPAs reached or maintained the basic management level and 23 NPAs reached the structural management level, consolidating operational, planning and governance capacities.
Threat control and conservation: 27 NPAs controlled or reduced the intensity of impacts and 23 NPAs maintained their conservation status.
Territorial consolidation: incorporation of 458,598.92 hectares under perpetual conservation modalities through the establishment of a Communal Reserve and two Regional Conservation Areas.
Sustainable economic activities: 9 PNAs developed sustainable use of renewable natural resources and 2 PNAs maintained sustainable use of the landscape resource (tourism); progress in the ticket sales module for admission to PNAs, with gaps identified for the following period.
Financial sustainability: coverage of 59% of the average financial gap (approx. USD 60.6 million) through various financial mechanisms.
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