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Neighbors received guidance on caring for water resources and sanitation infrastructure that will bring basic services to more than 279 thousand people.The Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation (MVCS) held an information fair aimed at beneficiary families of the project to improve and expand the drinking water and sewage systems being carried out in Carabayllo and Huarochiri, with the objective of instructing the beneficiaries on the proper use of water resources and the care of sanitation infrastructure.
The day, organized through the Safe Water Program for Lima and Callao (PASLC) at the Lolo Fernandez de Carabayllo Stadium, included informative talks and orientation spaces on sanitary facilities, construction materials and financing alternatives for home improvements. In this way, families will be able to properly take advantage of the new services and contribute to their sustainability over time.
Access to drinking water changes lives. That is why it is important that families know how to take care of the networks and systems that are being built. A well-used and protected infrastructure will allow future generations to also enjoy safe and quality services, the Ministry of Housing highlighted.
Work data
The work requires an investment of more than S/886 million and is one of the most important sanitation interventions currently being carried out in Metropolitan Lima. Its implementation will allow thousands of families to access safe and continuous basic services, improving their health, well-being and development conditions.
As part of the project, 12,055 families will have drinking water in their homes for the first time and another 11,995 will have access to a modern sewage system for the first time. In addition, 794 household drinking water connections and 984 existing sewage connections will be improved, strengthening the quality of service for thousands of users.
In order to continue strengthening the capacities of beneficiaries and promote good sanitation practices, the Ministry of Housing will hold a new information fair on June 14 in the same place, reaffirming its commitment to accompanying families in accessing and caring for essential services for their well-being.
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