The increase in concern for the environment caused the media to give more and more space to these issues. This fact was used by MINAM and MINEDU to promote a change in people&#39;s minds and since 2020 the transformation of environmental culture began to be noticeable. This greater awareness and the increase in good environmental practices by the productive sector was reflected in the measurements of the degree of environmental pollution in recent years. As a consequence, the number and intensity of socio-environmental conflicts were reduced. Contrary to the improvement in environmental quality, no concrete actions were carried out to preserve biological diversity, since it is still the Central Government that bears the greatest weight in the conservation of ecosystems (due to the lack of prioritization of this issue in the GORE) achieving few achievements in these cases such as a slight reduction in the rate of deforestation of the country&#39;s forests, added to the fact that the wide diversity of wild species are still threatened, implying that ecosystem services remain without any improvement Similarly, there are agrobiodiversity areas that are still threatened by LMOs, since the LMO Moratorium Law was not fully implemented. Despite the few advances in the management of our ecosystems, the sustainability of natural resources was not affected thanks to a greater environmental culture of the populations of cities and companies, as well as the reduction in pollution levels; This improvement in the environmental awareness of urban areas allowed, through joint work between the PCM, HOUSING, MINAM, the GR and GL, to improve the sustainability levels of the cities, which meant better air quality and a reduction of vulnerability to climatic and geological hazards, as there are greater mitigation and adaptation actions in cities that have a positive impact on reducing the effects of climate change in cities.