📋 Tender Overview
Members of communities and population centers in 10 regions of the country democratically elect their representatives to promote the construction of their bioclimatic houses.With the active participation of the beneficiaries The Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation (MVCS), through the National Rural Housing Program (PNVR), has been establishing 72 Executing Nuclei for the construction of Wasiymi bioclimatic rural homes, within the framework of the Multisector Plan for Frost and Friaje 2025-2027.
This process will take place until December 23 in the regions of Amazonas, Ancash, Apurimac, Cusco, Huanuco, Junin, Lima, Pasco, Puno and Ucayali, and will allow the construction stage of Wasiymi homes to begin, designed to protect families from cold and frost, improving their quality of life.
The Executing Nuclei are made up of the beneficiary families themselves, who, through community assemblies, democratically elect their representatives to manage the construction of their homes, with the technical support of our sector, reported the Minister of Housing, Wilder Sifuentes Quilcate.
This modality strengthens citizen participation and guarantees a transparent process in accordance with local needs. Likewise, the process includes awareness workshops and the election of six representatives per community: president, secretary, treasurer and three members of the Surveillance Committee, who formalize their designation before the corresponding authority.
Once the Executing Nuclei are established, the PNVR prepares the executive files that will then begin the construction stage of the Wasiymi homes specially designed to face frost and cold. In the evaluation stage, 1,892 viable families were found.
These bioclimatic and earthquake-resistant houses combine technological and traditional materials to guarantee adequate thermal comfort, improving the health and quality of life of rural families in the mountains, coast and jungle.
It should be noted that, in the last 12 years, the Ministry of Housing, through the PNVR, has built more than 84 thousand Wasiymi rural homes, benefiting more than 340 thousand people in 22 regions of the country.
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