📋 Tender Overview
During three days of cleaning, more than 1,000 volunteers participated in the Together Save Wilkamayu 2026 campaign.More than 40 tons of solid waste were removed from the Vilcanota River and its main tributaries during the Together Save the Wilkamayu 2026 campaign, promoted by the National Water Authority (ANA), through the Vilcanota Urubamba Interregional Basin Water Resources Council (CRHCI-VU).
The initiative mobilized more than 1,000 volunteers, including students, authorities and representatives of various institutions, who participated in cleaning days held in the provinces of Urubamba, Calca and Quispicanchi. The campaign was consolidated as one of the main environmental conservation actions carried out this year in the Vilcanota River basin.
The intervention was possible thanks to the coordinated work between the National Water Authority and the provincial municipalities of Calca, Urubamba and Quispicanchi, as well as with district municipalities, public institutions, environmental organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), educational institutions, private companies, social organizations, youth groups and citizens committed to the protection of water resources.
CRUCIAL DAYS
The activities took place over three days. On June 4, cleaning work was carried out in various sectors of the province of Urubamba. On June 5, within the framework of World Environment Day, the actions were concentrated in the districts of Ollantaytambo and Machupicchu; while, in the province of Calca, the districts of San Salvador, Pisac, Coya, Lamay and Taray participated.
In Quispicanchi, the work was carried out in the districts of Lucre, Huaro and Andahuaylillas, where the main tributaries that flow into the Vilcanota River were intervened.
During the days, the volunteers collected, segregated and properly disposed of the solid waste accumulated on the banks and channels of the river, contributing to recovering these natural spaces and strengthening awareness regarding the importance of protecting water sources.