The Multisectoral Commission in charge of preparing regulatory and political proposals aimed at improving environmental and social conditions under which economic activities are carried out, especially extractive industries, created by RS 189-2012-PCM, established four Strategic Axes of Environmental Management. One of them is the &quot;Healthy Natural Heritage&quot; Strategic Axis, which in turn has as one of its objectives: The incorporation of the climatic variable in development strategies, with the priority of strengthening and developing the capacities of the State and society, to respond to the challenges posed by climate change (adaptation and emissions management), in particular of the Likewise, the National Environmental Action Plan (PLANAA), a long-term national planning instrument that contains the goals and priority actions in environmental matters for 2021, proposes as a goal the reduction to zero of the deforestation rate in 54 million hectares of primary forests under various categories of territorial planning contributing, together with other initiatives, to significantly reduce GHG emissions in the country, generated by the change in land use To address the weaknesses in terms of knowledge related to climate change, MINAM developed a National Climate Change Training Plan aimed at decision makers, in order to provide them with the tools to manage their territories considering climate variables (see graph 52 ).