📋 Tender Overview
The transfer will finance seven investments that will benefit more than 3,000 inhabitants of rural areas and will allow the installation of new home water and sanitation connections.
The interventions will be financed from the institutional budget of the Ministry of Housing, without requiring additional resources from the Public Treasury.
The Government, through the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), authorized a transfer of items for S/ 23,857,189 in favor of various local governments of Ayacucho and Cajamarca to finance the execution of seven investments in rural sanitation, aimed at improving access to basic services in areas that still face significant coverage gaps.
Along these lines, the Minister of Economy and Finance, Rodolfo Acuna Namihas, said: From the Government, through the MEF, we work to make it possible for public resources to become access to water and sanitation for more rural families. When these investments are made viable and financing is well organized, it is possible to close gaps, improve health and translate better management into concrete benefits for the population. I reiterate, public resources must become works that improve the quality of life of our citizens and for Thats what were working on.
The transfer will finance three investments in Ayacucho and four in Cajamarca, thus benefiting more than 3,000 inhabitants, through the installation of new household connections for drinking water and sanitation.
These investments include the improvement and expansion of the rural drinking water service, as well as the creation and expansion of the sewage service, directly contributing to closing gaps in access to essential services in rural areas. In addition, the measure will make it possible to boost the economy of these areas and improve conditions linked to employment and local income.
The measure was approved by Supreme Decree No. 068-2026-EF, within the framework of the Thirty-Eighth Final Complementary Provision of Law No. 32513, Public Sector Budget Law for Fiscal Year 2026, modified by Emergency Decree No. 001-2026. The resources will be transferred from the institutional budget of the Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation (MVCS), so they will not require additional resources from the Public Treasury.
The MEF continues to promote the efficient allocation of resources for rural sanitation projects, prioritizing interventions that contribute to closing basic infrastructure gaps. In this way, it reaffirms its commitment to promoting public investments that generate concrete impacts on the health, well-being, employment generation and development of the most vulnerable populations in the country.
