The Governor of Cundinamarca, Jorge Emilio Rey, in his role as president of the Board of Directors of the Regional Autonomous Corporation of Cundinamarca (CAR), led a detailed review of the entity’s Action Plan. Accompanied by the director of the CAR, Alfred Ballesteros, and his technical team, the president evaluated the critical environmental issues that affect the department.
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Rey highlighted the importance of these discussions by expressing: “At the technical table, we analyzed the priority issues in environmental issues for our Department, addressing some neuralgic points.”
Topics covered included a number of key initiatives and projects, such as:
– Construction of reservoirs: To improve water storage capacity.
– Efficient stormwater management: With the aim of optimizing the use of water resources.
– Innovation in water storage systems for rural areas: To support the most vulnerable communities.
– Implementation of clean energy plants in municipalities: Promoting the use of renewable energy sources.
– Cadastral update: To improve the planning and management of the territory.
– Mitigation of impacts of rivers and streams: With a view to reducing the risks associated with natural phenomena.
– Provision of relief and emergency agencies: Ensuring adequate resources and equipment to respond to environmental emergencies.
The Governor expressed the administration’s commitment to these issues, stating: “We remain committed and prepared to support the approval of this plan, as well as to actively contribute to its execution. “We hope to formalize, in the shortest possible time, a framework agreement that will allow us to quickly begin these environmental management tasks.”
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