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Is there a strategic process to assess priorities between development options?

Yes, the Ministry of Environment, which chairs the Technical Advisory Committee on Zoning, has published Guidelines for Land Policy, which promote the processes of Zoning on the basis of the Ecological Economic Zoning. Also, this document responds to the need that the authorities of the regional and local governments have to reorient the various economic activities on their territories in order to avoide socio-environmental conflicts on overlapping titles and inappropriate uses within their territories.
In regions where these functions have been transferred there are also processes similar to the Ecological Economic Zoning.

Title	Policy Guidelines for Land Management. Directive "Methodology for Ecological and Economic Zoning." Executive Council Decree No. 010-2006-CD-CONAM. Regulation of Ecological and Economic Zoning (EEZ). Supreme Decree 087-2004-PCM. Rule that creates the Technical Advisory Committee on Land.
Date	26/02/2010 26/06/2006 23/12/2004
Source	http://www.plandet.gob.pe/Portals/0/PLANIFICACION%20METROPOLITANA/DESCARGAS/ZEE/DS_087_2004_pcm%20-Reglamento%20de%20la%20ZEE.pdf http://sinia.minam.gob.pe/index.php?idElementoInformacion=200 http://www.minam.gob.pe/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=616:aprueban-lineamientos-de-politica-para-el-ordenamiento-territorial&catid=1:noticias&Itemid=21