📋 Tender Overview
The IPD made its application official to the prestigious Latin American Center for Development Administration (CLAD), presenting the Comprehensive Sports Cadastre System (SIGIDEP).The Peruvian Sports Institute (IPD) has taken a historic step in the modernization of the countrys public management. The institution successfully completed the presentation of all the requirements required to compete in the international call for horizontal technical cooperation projects of the Latin American Center for Development Administration (CLAD), the most important international organization in the reform of the State in Ibero-America. The IPD competes with the Comprehensive Sports Cadastre System (SIGIDEP), a pioneering technological platform that uses advanced analytics and artificial intelligence to centralize, protect and enhance sports infrastructure throughout the Peruvian territory.
Historically, information on stadiums, coliseums, complexes, and grounds under IPD administration was dispersed across multiple independent records, physical archives, and isolated sources. This fragmentation made it difficult to know in real time the legal situation of the properties, the status of their security inspections (ITSE) or the validity of property insurance, slowing down the making of strategic decisions for investment. Faced with this problem, IPD specialists designed and implemented the Gpredios IPD computer application, a comprehensive solution that works as a unique and secure viewer of the nations sports heritage through processes of registration, visualization, analysis and management of georeferenced information.
The importance of this project lies in its direct impact on athletes and citizens. By unifying the data in a single digital environment that incorporates electronic forms, automated reports and specialized databases, the IPD authorities and the Regional Sports Councils now have interactive maps to monitor the properties, plan remodeling and supervise agreements with municipalities and regional governments. The system automates the sending of alerts regarding legal expirations or asset risks, ensuring that the infrastructure remains formalized, secure and constantly maintained.
As a fundamental part of this process of organization and technical validation, during the month of June the IPD held strategic working meetings with the Minister of Housing, Construction and Sanitation, Wilder Sifuentes, as well as with representatives of the Organization for the Formalization of Informal Property (COFOPRI). The main objective of these previous meetings was to articulate actions aimed at strengthening the national sports registry and accelerating the physical-legal sanitation of the properties, facilitating the prioritization of investments and opening better conditions for the execution of public investment and international cooperation projects.
Regarding this important technological milestone, the president of the IPD, Sergio Ludena Visalot, highlighted the value of internationalizing good Peruvian practices: Digital transformation is not only a technical goal, it is the key tool to make the State transparent and ensure that each complex or terrain is fully at the service of our athletes. By presenting ourselves before the CLAD, we are demonstrating that Peru is prepared to lead innovation in regional public management, using artificial intelligence and data analytics to safeguard our heritage and efficiently plan the massification of the sport in every corner of the country.
Perus participation in this CLAD call puts the country in the showcase of regional institutional development. The thematic axis of the contest highlights Innovation in public management, data technology and Artificial Intelligence, a field where the IPD project stands out for including a clear roadmap for the implementation of predictive models that anticipate infrastructure needs at the national level. Competing in this scenario not only validates the technical talent of Peruvian public servants, but also allows the export of a successful model focused on generating public value, optimizing the use of spaces and strengthening strategic alliances.
The Comprehensive Sports Cadastre System represents the standard of the new digital government: efficient, transparent and citizen-oriented. With the documentation duly validated and presented to the CLAD, the IPD reaffirms its leadership in the digital transformation of the Peruvian public sector, demonstrating that technology, modern management and artificial intelligence are the best allies to expand the spaces dedicated to the development of sport and the well-being of millions of compatriots.
