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For the Well-being and Progress of the New Generations: Governor Begins Execution of New Infrastructure of the Natividad School in Wanchaq to Guarantee Decent EducationThe improvement and expansion project of the educational institution No. 50731 Our Lady of the Nativity of Progreso in the district of Wanchaq, represents the firm commitment of the current management of the Cusco Regional Government led by the regional governor, Werner Salcedo Alvarez to strengthen public education.
The Cusco authority highlighted that this intervention represents a concrete commitment to the future of children and youth to prioritize modern, safe and appropriate educational spaces for the learning of primary and secondary level students.
The work includes the construction and modernization of educational infrastructure that includes new pedagogical classrooms, complementary environments and better conditions for academic development, which will allow providing a quality educational service to hundreds of students in the area. Executed by Urbi Proyectos del Grupo Intercorp, through the Work for Taxes mechanism.
The development of Cusco begins with education. We cannot talk about progress if our children study in precarious conditions. That is why we promote projects that transform the lives of our families and guarantee equal opportunities for all, said the authority when beginning the construction of the project.
Likewise, Salcedo Alvarez highlighted that the current administration works with a social vision that places people at the center of public policies in order to promote strategic investments in education, health, infrastructure and productive development.
With an investment of more than 30 million soles, it will be executed under the Works for Taxes modality in agreement with the Technological University of Peru. It contemplates the construction of a modern 4-level infrastructure with primary and secondary classrooms, pedagogical innovation classrooms, creative workshops, a library, administrative environments and a multipurpose room, in addition to equipment and teacher training.
The important educational project will benefit more than 5,000 beneficiaries and approximately 600 students in the coming years, which will allow the replacement of buildings that are more than 5 decades old and that currently present high-risk conditions.
While the work is being carried out, a contingency plan will be implemented to guarantee the continuity of the educational service. In this way, students will be temporarily transferred to the Chachacomayoc and Republica de Mexico educational institutions.
