Technical publications, working papers, and key studies supporting the jurisdictional sustainability processes promoted by MDA.
The model of Production, Protection and Inclusion, which promotes MDA, it seeks to balance economic development, environmental protection and social inclusion through a comprehensive view of the jurisdictions. Its goal is to promote a sustainable production, protect forests and ensure the participation of all stakeholders, such as smallholder producers, indigenous communities, governments and private companies.
Promotes sustainable production chains (cacao, peach palm), conservation and regeneration mechanisms, and good governance in two strategic districts of the Peruvian Amazon.
Seeks to conserve 10,000 hectares of the last mangroves in Tumbes and Piura, implementing a blue economy and protected natural areas model in partnership with local communities (Mangroves Consortium).
A knowledge management campaign aimed at Amazonian decision-makers to promote public policies for a competitive, sustainable and inclusive Peruvian Amazon.
Drives corporate action through three objectives: fostering leadership with a strategic vision, facilitating collaboration among executives on territorial development solutions, and strengthening the influence of the sustainability leader. It seeks to turn the jurisdictional approach into an engine of value and resilience for the private sector.
Peruvian amazon
The peruvian Amazon is a vast region of tropical rainforest in Peru, known for its extraordinary biodiversity, cultural richness, and is an important area of production of cocoa, coffee, palm oil, livestock and biotrade.
Forests of the Northern
Comprises the jurisdictions of the Northern Coast of Peru, which together have 3.5 million hectares of forest, seasonally dry, but also mangrove swamps, moors, among other types of unique forests. This is also an important area of agro-industrial production in Peru.
Since 2018, Mecanismos de Desarrollo Alternos (MDA) has served as the national coordination entity for the GCF Task Force in Peru. This network is the world’s largest subnational collaboration, bringing together 45 states and provinces committed to the protection of tropical forests.
Its mission is to reduce emissions from deforestation and promote rural development pathways that keep forests standing. The network supports subnational leadership and public policy innovation by connecting territorial actors with processes that advance environmental governance, green finance, and the security of territorial rights for Indigenous Peoples and local communities.
Through strategic partnerships with public and private sector actors, the GCF Task Force creates pathways for effective action at the subnational, national, and international levels, with the aim of reducing deforestation and strengthening sustainable economic development.
