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(...) In the case of the concession, sea areas, rivers and navigable lakes are enabled for aquaculture purposes. In areas designated for aquaculture purposes, under concession by the Vice Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture, the corresponding water authority automatically grants rights of use, at a preferential rate. The terms of concessions in public domain areas are specified in the Agreement on Conservation, Investment and Production in the Aquaculture Sector, which is signed by the applicant and the Vice Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture. Among other provisions, this agreement must contain a clear statement of the programme of activities to be undertaken, an environmental management programme and the corresponding production goals and investments, (...).

(...) The regulations introduced to manage environmental liabilities caused by mining, another mining policy objective, included Supreme Decree No. 040 2014 EM of 5 November 2014 containing the Environmental Protection and Management Regulations for Mineral Exploitation and Processing, General Work, and Mineral Transport and Storage; Supreme Decree No. 038 2017 EM of 27 October 2017 setting out regulatory provisions on the Environmental Management Instrument for the Formalization of Small Scale and Artisanal Mining Activities; and Supreme Decree No. 042 2017 EM of 21 December 2017 or the Regulations on Environmental Protection for mining exploration activities described above.

Main domestic support measures notified by Peru, 2017
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General services: marketing and promotional services
Agricultural promotion at regional and local government level. Agricultural organizational activities; promotion of agricultural and livestock production; conservation of renewable natural resources; and rural promotion and extension.

The Programme for the Promotion of Investment in the Amazon Region, (...) grants subsidies to companies located in the Amazon region, (...) designed to promote the sustainable and overall development of the Amazon region through public and private investment. The tax concessions provided are only available to companies located in this area. (...) Taxpayers living in the Amazon region are given income tax exemption or reduction, depending on their activity; (...) exemption for services provided in the region and for construction contracts or the first sale of real estate by constructors in the region; and exemption (...) on sales to dealers and end consumers of petroleum, natural gas and their by products.

(...) Peru has a Fiscal Stabilization Fund (FEF), which is made up of resources accumulated in surplus years to deal with emergency situations, such as natural disasters.

AGROBANCO funds its activities from two sources: domestic and international institutions that set certain conditions and are regularly used to finance its clients; and funds assigned by the Peruvian State, which are channelled through MINAGRI to producers affected by climate events or pests. These funds are administered by AGROBANCO, which applies preferential conditions and charges a management fee.

Main domestic support measures notified by Peru, 2017
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Other measures
National Water Authority (ANA). Implements measures with a view to the multi sectoral and sustainable use of catchment area water resources and establishes strategic alliances with regional and local authorities and all relevant social and economic actors.

(...) According to the latest notification, there were eight anti dumping measures in place as at 31 December 2018, of which four applied to China (...), one to Argentina (biodiesel), one to India (...), one to Pakistan (...) and one to the United States (biodiesel).

A reform of the law on the hydrocarbons sector was tabled in Congress in 2017 with a view to boosting investment, strengthening protection of the environment and closing the gap between oil output and demand. (…) The aim of this upgrading process is to produce cleaner fuels and expand the production capacity of the Talara refinery by more than 45% (from 65,000 to 95,000 barrels per day).

The National Forestry and Wildlife Service (SERFOR), created by Law No. 29763, the Forestry and Wildlife Law of 22 July 2011, (...) that is responsible for promoting the National Forestry and Wildlife Policy by articulating actions with national and regional authorities, indigenous and campesino organizations, the private sector and civil society. SERFOR promotes the sustainable use, conservation, and protection of forest and wildlife resources, managing access to genetic resources, and implementing Peru's international commitments on its forest and wildlife wealth.