📋 Tender Overview
The projects are implemented by the National Sustainable Urban Transport Program - PROMOBILITY of the MTC thanks to financing from the European Union and the German Development Bank KfW.The strategic alliance between the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC), the European Union and the German Development Bank KfW promotes the development of sustainable transport and contributes to improving peoples quality of life.
The projects and interventions in Trujillo, Piura, Huamanga, Chiclayo, Huancayo and Juliaca have demonstrated important advances which will allow citizens to move quickly, safely and modernly in the medium term.
During the technical tables held with the German delegation, the current status and progress of the North-South Trujillo Trujillo Corridor was learned, a project that will allow a more orderly and safe connection, reducing travel times for 400 thousand Trujillo residents. Likewise, the KfW and Promovilidad teams reviewed the pre-investment studies in Piura, Huamanga and Juliaca to implement efficient integrated public transportation systems, as well as the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (PMUS) of Chiclayo, Huancayo and Juliaca, financed with the LAIF Funds (Latin America Investment Facility) of the European Union with the aim of developing urban mobility projects in the region.
Another central axis of the agenda was the Ciclovias Program for the cities of Piura and Trujillo, which becomes an opportunity to implement other modes of non-motorized transportation that contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, in line with the environmental commitments of our country.
During this space, new agreements were established and commitments were renewed between KfW and Promovilidad to continue promoting mobility and urban transport projects in the six prioritized cities, supporting the work of local teams and ensuring that investments continue in public transport and mobility management, bus corridors and cycle lanes.
With these actions, the MTC together with the European Union and KfW consolidate an agenda aimed at building more competitive, inclusive and sustainable cities, where safe and accessible mobility becomes the engine of development and well-being for all Peruvians.
