management, forest land use planning and zoning, and forest and logging control. However, there is no team or area dedicated specifically to REDD+. Climate change related themes are addressed horizontally by the Climate Change Technical Group, composed of specialists from each of the four SERFOR directorates. At the regional the ARAs/National Resource Management Directorates are concerned with the environmental aspects of integrated territorial planning and development, and as a result, collaborate closely with the Economic Development Directorates (EDDs) within the regional governments and the Management Committees of the Forestry and Wildlife Management Units of SERFOR. Nevertheless, technical capacity related to REDD+ is limited in all of the regional governments. Although Peru has made great strides in technical progress and supervision of REDD+, a number of gaps are evident. Perhaps most importantly, at present there is no national REDD+ Coordinator in charge of the operational coordination of REDD+ who can effectively integrate individual projects as well as technical units. This gap is in the process of being filled, but will need to be consolidated and operationalized. A REDD+ monitoring and evaluation (M&E) system is needed for compiling and tracking information on overall REDD+ goals, projects, activities, resources, and persons/institutions responsible; project-based information (goals, activities, budgets, chronograms, actors); and the characteristics of emissions reductions. Operative responsibility for M&E of Readiness it is of the MINAM. At the regional level, there is a need to strengthen the technical capacities of the regional governments, especially with regards to improving overall REDD+ organizational and technical capacity and coordination. Indicator 4. Technical supervision capacity. Progress Acceptable Partial Further Little or Development None Required Evaluation is responsible for REDD+ operations and for overall technical supervision at the national level. At the moment, exist the Area of Programs and Inversion Projects at NPFCCCM responsible for technical supervision and the operative budget of REDD+ projects. At the regional level this role is performed by the Regional Environmental Authorities (ARA) or Regional Directorates of Natural Resource. At the national level, technical capacities are adequate, and coordination is under the Vice Minister for the Strategic Development of Natural Resources. An M&E system is also needed for compiling and tracking information on REDD+ projects. At the regional level, organizational and technical capacities need to be improved. 4.5. Indicator 5: Funds management capacity
management, forest land use planning and zoning, and forest and logging control. However, there is no team or area dedicated specifically to REDD+. Climate change related themes are addressed horizontally by the Climate Change Technical Group, composed of specialists from each of the four SERFOR directorates. At the regional the ARAs/National Resource Management Directorates are concerned with the environmental aspects of integrated territorial planning and development, and as a result, collaborate closely with the Economic Development Directorates (EDDs) within the regional governments and the Management Committees of the Forestry and Wildlife Management Units of SERFOR. Nevertheless, technical capacity related to REDD+ is limited in all of the regional governments. Although Peru has made great strides in technical progress and supervision of REDD+, a number of gaps are evident. Perhaps most importantly, at present there is no national REDD+ Coordinator in charge of the operational coordination of REDD+ who can effectively integrate individual projects as well as technical units. This gap is in the process of being filled, but will need to be consolidated and operationalized. A REDD+ monitoring and evaluation (M&E) system is needed for compiling and tracking information on overall REDD+ goals, projects, activities, resources, and persons/institutions responsible; project-based information (goals, activities, budgets, chronograms, actors); and the characteristics of emissions reductions. Operative responsibility for M&E of Readiness it is of the MINAM. At the regional level, there is a need to strengthen the technical capacities of the regional governments, especially with regards to improving overall REDD+ organizational and technical capacity and coordination. Indicator 4. Technical supervision capacity. Progress Acceptable Partial Further Development Required Little or None Evaluation is responsible for REDD+ operations and for overall technical supervision at the national level. At the moment, exist the Area of Programs and Inversion Projects at NPFCCCM responsible for technical supervision and the operative budget of REDD+ projects. At the regional level this role is performed by the Regional Environmental Authorities (ARA) or Regional Directorates of Natural Resource. At the national level, technical capacities are adequate, and coordination is under the Vice Minister for the Strategic Development of Natural Resources. An M&E system is also needed for compiling and tracking information on REDD+ projects. At the regional level, organizational and technical capacities need to be improved. 4.5. Indicator 5: Funds management capacity
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