The Board of Directors 2022-2024 of the Provincial Committee of the Glass of Milk of the province of Tambopata, was registered in the Registry of Legal Entities of the Sunarp. The Grassroots Social Organization (OSB) brings together 58 glasses of milk that daily provide food to families in vulnerable conditions, mainly children.
This Registry was carried out during the Registry Expoferia that Sunarp organized in the Plaza de Armas of Madre de Dios, to disseminate registry services in an inclusive, multisectoral and intercultural manner, in the company of various public entities that aim to close the gaps of inequality in the country.
With this registration, the Provincial Committee of the Glass of Milk acquires relevance since it achieves its representation to organize itself and manage support for its organizations and thus benefit the 800 people that make up this OSB.
Along these lines, the president of the aforementioned committee, Rosa María Chávez, expressed her gratitude for the support and free advice she received during the formalization process. “We are women and mothers, with limited resources, who benefit from it,” she added.
After receiving his registration notice, he stressed that this is the result of coordinated work between Sunarp and the leaders of the area that benefit citizens of extreme poverty from native communities and that require the registration of their OSB to continue developing.
Likewise, another 39 Boards of Directors of Grassroots Social Organizations registered the renewal of their Boards of Directors for 2 years; their representatives received their Book of Minutes, as well as the Register Book of Partners free of charge.
Integrative and multisectoral expo fair
18 public institutions participated in the Madre de Dios Registry Expoferia. Sunarp, in charge of the activity, provided its main services and fostered the registration culture, making use of information technologies, promoting the active participation of citizens, with special emphasis on vulnerable areas in this part of the Peruvian Amazon.
The registry entity provided services related to requests for powers of attorney, mandates, wills, intestate succession, associations, company formation, grassroots social organizations, peasant communities, among other services. Likewise, talks were given on the “Registration of protected natural areas” and the constitution of businesses through the Simplified Closed Stock Companies (SACS) modality.
