📋 Tender Overview
The investment made in the first four months of the year is 312 million soles more than in 2024 and the highest of the last 5 yearsBicentennial schools, with more than 895.8 million soles are the engine of the investment shock promoted by the national government
143 schools have been completed and delivered during the government of President Dina Boluarte for the benefit of more than 106 479 students
The Minister of Education, Morgan Quero, announced that his sector beat a budget execution record between January and April of this year, running 5083 million soles. The investment of 1264 million soles is highlighted, mainly in educational infrastructure and equipment, in compliance with the priorities arranged by the government of the President of the Republic Dina Boluarte Zegarra.
He explained that the amount of the budget execution reached in the four -month period is 519 million soles greater than the one achieved in 2024; While the investment level is 312 million soles, higher than the level also recorded last year.
Our budget execution is above the programmed, but the most important thing is that the execution figure of investments in educational infrastructure that we have reached in the first four months of the year is the highest of the last five years, he emphasized.
He said that the Special Public Investment Project Bicentennial Schools is an important component in this outstanding performance, reaching the figure of 895.8 million soles so far this year. He recalled that, to date, there are 37 Bicentennial Schools delivered that benefit more than 58 263 students from 18 districts of Metropolitan Lima and the Constitutional Province of Callao.
In the week we opened the 30th Bicentennial School, which is the Prado General Educational Institution, in Callao, the first in regions. At the end of this year, we will have delivered 75 Bicentennial Schools in Metropolitan Lima and 9 regions, with an investment exceeding 59 billion soles, which include 14 in the district of San Juan de Lurigancho and 6 in the Puno region, said the minister.
Pronied
He explained that, between January and April of this year, the National Educational Infrastructure Program (Pronied), under the Ministry of Education (Minedu), within the framework of the policy arranged by the National Government, invested more than 63.2 million soles in the construction of educational institutions and the improvement of public schools.
It is important to remember that, since December 2022, the education sector has invested more than 87 million soles in Lima in completing and building 13 schools, which have been delivered and provides educational services to more than 13,000 students. In Ancash it allocated more than 181 million soles to build 4 schools that benefit more than 2687 students, and in Cajamarca executed more than 88 million soles to build 3 schools for more school 3122 students, he explained.
He stressed that a similar effort has been made in Moquegua, by investing more than 141 million soles in the construction of 2 schools for more than 1000 students. Likewise, educational institutions have been built in the Puno, Tacna, San Martin, Junin, Piura and Ica regions, delivering 28 new institutions with an investment of more than 688 million soles, which benefit more than 25 337 students from 10 regions of the country.
In that sense, Minister Morgan Quero said that, during the government of President Dina Boluarte, until April of this year, 143 educational institutions that benefit more than 106 479 girls, boys and adolescents of all educational levels have been completed.
Closure of gaps
He recalled that, within the framework of the investment shock for more than 10,5 billion soles promoted by the central government in the education sector, the 33 schools built by the National Infrastructure Authority (ANIN) are also included.
On the other hand, he indicated that the 54 public universities also invested a total of 278.3 million soles in infrastructure and equipment. Meanwhile, the program for the improvement of quality and relevance of university and technological higher education services at the national level (PMESUT) invested 26.7 million soles in infrastructure and equipment oriented to technological and technical-productive higher education.
Minister Morgan Quero said, finally, that the remarkable budget execution in the education sector in the first four months of the year ratifies the commitment of the national government to move towards the closure of the historic educational infrastructure gap that other governments did not attend in a timely manner.
