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ANALYSIS AND PERSPECTIVES OF THE PERUVIAN FOREST SECTOR 2008 – 2009 Lucila Pautrat, 2010 15th Illegal Logging Stakeholder Update 20th – 21st January 2010 Chatham House, 10 St James’s Square, London

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Page 1: Pautrat_Analysis and Perspectives of the Peruvian Forest Sector 2008-2009

ANALYSIS AND PERSPECTIVES OF THE

PERUVIAN FOREST SECTOR 2008 – 2009

Lucila Pautrat, 2010

15th Illegal Logging Stakeholder Update

20th – 21st January 2010

Chatham House, 10 St James’s Square, London

Page 2: Pautrat_Analysis and Perspectives of the Peruvian Forest Sector 2008-2009

PERU:

Page 3: Pautrat_Analysis and Perspectives of the Peruvian Forest Sector 2008-2009

ECONOMIC GROWTH VS. SOCIAL CONFLICTS: PERU 2006 - 2009TOWARDS A CRISIS

OF GOVERNABILITY?

In Dec. 2009:

Ombudsman

reported 267

ConflictsConflicts

49 % Socio -

Environmental

Conflict: Mining &

Oil (Forest &

Indigenous lands)

Page 4: Pautrat_Analysis and Perspectives of the Peruvian Forest Sector 2008-2009

FOREST LAND USE PLANNING:

MILLION

HECTAREAS

LAND USE

18

Forest for Production (Timber, Non

Timber, Ecotourism, Wildlife and

Environmental Services)

7´171,553.98 ha DEFORESTED

(INRENA, 2005)

14

National Protected Areas

12

Indigenous Communities Lands

??

Informal occupation (Lack of

Information and registration)

?? Other Public Lands

-Informal Occupation

-Illegal crops of coca leaves

Page 5: Pautrat_Analysis and Perspectives of the Peruvian Forest Sector 2008-2009

ILLEGAL LOGGING IN PERU:

COMERCIO DE CAOBA

30,000

40,000

50,000

60,000

m3 c

om

erc

ializados

Illegal Logging

0

10,000

20,000

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Año

m3 c

om

erc

ializados

Fuente: IFFS – INRENA, 2008

Page 6: Pautrat_Analysis and Perspectives of the Peruvian Forest Sector 2008-2009

SOCIAL:

• Violation of Indigenous communities’ rights

• Health problems and poverty

• Forced labour & exploitation

ENVIRONMENTAL:

• Deforestation / Biodiversity loss

• Land use change

IMPACTS OF ILLEGAL LOGGING

• Land use change

• Soil and water contamination

• Breaches into National Protected Areas

ECONOMICS:

• Tax evasion

• Money ‘laundering’

• Wood traffic

• Loss of natural resources

Page 7: Pautrat_Analysis and Perspectives of the Peruvian Forest Sector 2008-2009

PERU – US FREE TRADE AGREEMENT

• April 12th, 2006: Peru-US FTA signed

• June 24th, 2007: Protocol of Amendments to the FTA Peru – US

signed, which contains The Forestry Annex 18.3.4

• Dec. 2007: Law Nº 29157

• March - June 2008, the Executive approved 99 Legislatives

Decrees, 63 of which were approved in one day. They were not pre-Decrees, 63 of which were approved in one day. They were not pre-

published or reviewed by the Congress or any other Public

Institution.

Page 8: Pautrat_Analysis and Perspectives of the Peruvian Forest Sector 2008-2009

2009:

Oil & Gas Plots offers

by the Government.

80% of them are

overlap to Indigenous

Lands & Indigenous

Road Infrastructure ProjectsBIOFUELS

Lands & Indigenous

Isolated Populations

Reserves

Source: IBC, 2009

Page 9: Pautrat_Analysis and Perspectives of the Peruvian Forest Sector 2008-2009

June 11th, 2009: The

Ombudsman Office report:

• 11 Indigenous people dead

• 23 Policemen dead

• 197 people hurt in several

local hospitals

• 79 people arrested

Page 10: Pautrat_Analysis and Perspectives of the Peruvian Forest Sector 2008-2009

CHALLENGES IN THE PERUVIAN FOREST SECTOR

• January 2010: Minister or Agriculture start a Participatory

Process for design the National Forest Policy & New Forest

Law

• Create a Forestry Vice Ministry

• On going Decentralisation process in the Forest Sector

CONCLUSIONS:

• Peruvian citizens perceived the government as absent,

incoherent and arbitrary

•Forest Annex (Peru – USA FTA) promotes governance and

aims to eradicate illegal logging

• However it was misused by the government to implement

structural reforms, which promoted private investments in

biofuels, mining and oil production, and breached the rightsbiofuels, mining and oil production, and breached the rights

of indigenous communities

• Economic policy is one of the factors

increasing social conflicts

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Thank you!..Thank you!..

Lucila Pautrat

[email protected]