📋 Tender Overview
An average of 800 metric tons affect wetlands, streets and urban landscape in jurisdiction.As a sample of the commitment to the Environment, the Specialized Prosecutors Office (FEMA) of the Fiscal District of Lima Northwest, in coordination with the Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation, provided training on the management and management of solid waste of construction and demolition; Aimed at officials, servants and citizens belonging to this item.
The provincial prosecutor Ariel Alejandro Tapia Gomez indicated that the impact of solid waste from construction in the districts of Ventanilla, Mi Peru, Puente Piedra, Santa Rosa and Ancon, since it generates 800 metric tons. That is to say; More than 100 daily dump trucks that irreversibly attempt natural wetlands, as well as public roads and urban landscape
Prosecutor Tapia Gomez also said that there are 25 degraded areas in the jurisdiction of Northwest Lima, where these remains that mean a very high risk of pollution are recurrent since they cause high damage to soil, water and air. He emphasized that, in the place where the waste is thrown, it becomes a propitious place for the proliferation of pests and the propagation of diseases.
During the session it was confirmed that more than 120,000 daily metric tons of construction waste vary on the coast of Callao; such as plastics, woods and organic waste causing serious continuous problems that exceed the capacity to collect from the municipalities that have beaches in the jurisdiction.
In Peru, an average of more than 8,450 175 tons of solid waste is currently generated, approximately 148,500 tons being valued or in any case recycled.
In this way, the Environmental Prosecutors Office continues to articulate efforts with different institutions to take concrete actions and guarantee care and respect for the environment.
Lima Northwest Fiscal District
