📋 Tender Overview
More than 280 young people carry out maintenance in schools in Ilo with an investment of S/ 3.1 million. The program generates 415 temporary jobs by improving safe and appropriate spaces for students.An average of 280 young people from the Jovenes Chamba 2026 program have been intensifying maintenance work in initial, primary and secondary educational institutions in the province of Ilo, with the aim of guaranteeing safe, dignified and adequate spaces for hundreds of students.
The program not only improves school infrastructure and furniture. It also generates temporary employment for more than 415 Ilenos, including technical personnel, social and inclusive quota, promoting opportunities for different sectors of the population.
For the 45 days of work, each beneficiary will receive a remuneration of 2,250 soles, an income that represents important support to continue their studies and support the family economy. Many young people have highlighted that this initiative has become, in recent years, a real support to cover academic expenses and contribute to their homes, especially in families with economic limitations.
The Regional Government of Moquegua, through the Sub-Region of Ilo, carries out six maintenance interventions aimed at strengthening educational infrastructure and recovering a public recreational space. The total investment exceeds S/ 3 million 137 thousand, also boosting the local economy.
Among the benefited institutions are Jose Pardo y Barreda, Santa Teresita del Nino Jesus, John F. Kennedy, San Geronimo, Los Leoncitos, Daniel Becerra Ocampo and Coronel Francisco Bolognesi. Likewise, work is being carried out in the Acoustic Shell of the Pacocha district.
With commitment, dedication and dedication, young people demonstrate that betting on education is betting on the future. Jovenes Chamba 2026 not only improves schools, but also strengthens opportunities and builds hope for Ilo.
