Peru is one of the countries that hosts a great diversity of plants worldwide; the National University Toribio Rodriguez de Mendoza of Amazonas (UNTRM) has a leading vision in the training of the plant scientists new generation along with cutting-edge research; therefore, UNTRM decided to create the first Doctoral and Master Program in Genetics and Plant Breeding in Peru.

To promote academic, scientific, technical, and research training activities, the President of the Universidad Nacional Toribio Rodriguez de Mendoza de Amazonas, Dr. Jorge Luis Maicelo Quintana, and Dr. Margarida de Aquino Cunha, President of the Universidade Federal Do ACRE - UFAC of Brazil, signed a five-year academic interinstitutional cooperation agreement.

To establish agreements and strengthen international academic and scientific cooperation to promote undergraduate, Master and Doctoral programs, the President of the Universidad Nacional Toribio Rodriguez de Mendoza de Amazonas - UNTRM, Dr Jorge Luis Maicelo Quintana, and the Dean of the Facultad de Ingeniería Zootecnista, Agronegocios y Biotecnología, Dr Hector Vladimir Vasquez Perez, are currently in North Carolina State University - NCSU USA.

Within the framework of the execution of Project CUI No. 2314883: "CEINCAFÉ", the INDES-CES of the UNTRM, in joint work agreements with 7 coffee growers from the Amazonas Region, implemented demonstration plots in the districts of Chiliquín, Huambo, Lonya Grande, Pisuquia, Providencia, San Francisco and San Nicolás; since May 2021, where the field adaptability of the varieties and hybrids introduced from Costa Rica and others already established in Peru have been evaluated: Milenio, Casiopea, Excelencia, H3 L13A22, and Marsellesa.

An exciting scientific finding has been made in the "Pampa del Burro" Private Conservation Area, located in the Perla del Imaza peasant community, Yambrasbamba district, Bongará province, Amazonas region. Researchers from the Toribio Rodríguez de Mendoza National University of Amazonas (UNTRM) and the Autonomous University of Mexico have collaborated closely to discover five new species of orchids for science and one species that has been reported for the first time in Peru.

In order to strengthen their knowledge, learn about experiences, models and mitigation strategies to cope with climate change in relation to livestock, professors Ms.C Héctor V. Vásquez Pérez and Wilmer Bernal are doing training in "Livestock and Climate Change."