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participation, (c) provision of data, (d) coordination with indigenous peoples’ organizations, and (e) relationship with
national strategies and plans.
E.5.2. Capacity of accredited entities and executing entities to deliver
PROFONANPE has implemented 36 programmes and projects during its 22 years of existence. Its experience in
managing financial resources is demonstrated by its track record of attracting more than USD 152 million and
channelling (as implementer or co-implementer) about USD 110 million. After having completed a six-year project in
PDM, PROFONANPE is prepared to lead the implementation of this project. During its presence in the region, it has
established solid relationships with community leaders of all native groups, with government authorities in the
province and region, as well as with national government agencies.
PROFONANPE has developed procedures for the acquisition and procurement of goods and services, which are
described in the operations manual. These were developed based on standards of multilateral cooperation, and their
application is constantly audited and evaluated by donors.
The operations of PROFONANPE follow strict procedures to maintain the highest standards for its code of ethics
and transparency. It also has experience in the implementation of environmental and social safeguards that include
vulnerable populations. Currently, it has established its own procedures for the identification of impacts and risks
from the implementation of its own activities and for the development of measures to mitigate such impacts and
risks.
Based on years of experience in working with multilateral agencies, PROFONANPE has developed M&E processes
and procedures to review the progress of results achieved in terms of objectives, indicators, and physical and
financial goals set for each project in the course of its implementation. These procedures also include follow-up
activities, including annual workplans, quarterly or semi-annual assessments, and reviews of studies and reports.
Previously, PROFONANPE assisted the process of land-use planning in the Pastaza Province, promoting a
participatory methodology with indigenous communities. The process was facilitated by the indigenous federations in
conjunction with the Provincial Municipality Datem Maranon, the Quechua people of Pastaza, the Chapra and the
Kandozi people.
Other institutions that will participate in the implementation of this project include:
The national programme for forest conservation (Programa Nacional de Conservación de Bosques), serving as a
member of the board of directors for this project and part of MINAM, will contribute to the programme with its
experience and information on forest management, and the development of good practices for the promotion of
productive activities.
SENAMHI will be part of this project as well as its co-funding agency. It is also part of MINAM and has more than 45
years of experience in providing public services, studies and research on climate measurement, hydrology, agrometeorology
and climate change.
The Regional Government and the Provincial Municipality are subnational governments that have worked together
with PROFONANPE on a previous project in the area. Their new leadership has demonstrated its commitment to
carry out the project by providing co-financing to implement the local and province-wide planning exercise. The
project will support both governments in the implementation of participatory planning processes. This approach
promotes a shared vision and facilitates the formulation of agreed plans of actions among the key stakeholders and
participants. If government plans have the full support of the stakeholders, their implementation is simplified.