📋 Tender Overview
Minam projects to conclude nine works in this year that will be executed with resources from the with Punche Peru plan.Lima.- The Ministry of Environment (MINAM) is modernizing the management of solid waste in the country with resources of the Punche Peru plan, thanks to an investment of S/303 million (since 2023 with projection to 2026). Interventions seek to close gaps in environmental infrastructure and improve the quality of life of the population.
Among the milestones of these sectoral actions, is the construction of the largest sanitary landfill in Trujillo delivered in 2024, with an investment of S/91 million, which benefits more than one million citizens in that area of the North Peruvian.
We are building concrete solutions that improve the environment and health of people. Each work we deliver represents an investment for the future of the country, said Environment Minister Juan Carlos Castro Vargas.
So far from 2025, S/23 million has been invested in execution of works through the Executing Unit 003 Integral Environmental Quality Management of the Minam. All processes are framed in technical and sustainable criteria.
In that context, for the third quarter of this year, the culmination of comprehensive projects in Lambayeque and San Martin has been projected, which include the construction of a sanitary landfill, valorization plant and conditioning zone. For this, some S/8 million are invested together. This will benefit 166 thousand people. In addition, equipment, vehicles and machinery will be delivered, valued at S/45 million.
By the end of 2025, similar infrastructure will be completed in Cerro de Pasco, Huancavelica, San Martin, Loreto, Lambayeque, Huanuco and Arequipa. In the latter, a recycling plant will be implemented in Yanahuara. These works will positively impact the quality of life of more than one million inhabitants, thanks to an investment of S/157 million.
Also, by 2026 the construction of a new sanitary landfill in Chancay is planned, with an investment of S/10 million. This project will benefit 57 thousand inhabitants and allow the proper disposition of about 120 thousand tons of solid waste.
In addition to physical interventions, the Punche Peru plan promotes awareness and citizen participation workshops. More than 114 Citizen Environmental Education activities have been carried out in six cities: Arequipa, Lambayeque, Huancavelica, Huanuco, San Martin and Cerro de Pasco.
