📋 Tender Overview
Minams intervention in San Juan Bautista will benefit more than 141 thousand people.Lima, October 9. - The Ministry of the Environment, through Executing Unit 003: Comprehensive Management of Environmental Quality, has been executing, within the framework of the Punch Peru Program, the project called: Repair of waste cells; construction of access roads and leachate management system in the sanitary landfill of the district of San Juan Bautista, province of Maynas, department of Loreto.
As part of the projects Citizen Participation Plan, an information workshop was held for the members of the Agroindustrial Complex Association, located in the Sol Rio area, jurisdiction of El Varillal. The purpose of this space was to provide the local population with clear and detailed information about the progress, scope and benefits of the landfill construction project.
During the workshop, the main components of the work, the commitments assumed by the executing entity and the social, environmental and health benefits derived from its implementation were presented. Likewise, the construction process, the project stages, the planned deadlines, the environmental mitigation measures and the actions aimed at ensuring sustainable and adequate management of solid waste were explained in a didactic manner. These dialogue spaces seek to strengthen transparency, promote citizen participation, resolve community concerns and consolidate the relationship between local actors and the project.
Details of the work
The project includes two main components: repair of the waste cell, leachate management system; and the construction of access roads to the landfill.
The intervention has an investment of more than 8 million soles and will directly benefit more than 141 thousand inhabitants of the San Juan Bautista district. To date, the work presents a physical progress of 38%.
The Punch Peru Program has completed, so far this year, three works in the regions of La Libertad, Lambayeque, San Martin (Huallaga). Likewise, it plans to soon complete projects in Cerro de Pasco, Chiclayo, Leoncio Prado (Huanuco) and Arequipa.
By 2026, the construction of a new sanitary landfill is projected in the district of Chancay, with an estimated investment of S/ 10 million, which will benefit approximately 57,000 inhabitants.
