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Participatory meetings developed through Executing Unit 003: Comprehensive Management of Environmental Quality, allow aligning technical criteria, strengthening local capacitiesLime. - With the aim of continuing to strengthen environmental management in the country, the Ministry of the Environment (Minam), through the Executing Unit 003: Comprehensive Management of Environmental Quality (UE003: GICA), develops participatory workshops in the regions of Tacna and Ucayali, fundamental spaces to jointly build solid, sustainable and socially accepted projects.
These meetings not only mark the beginning of the design stage of future comprehensive solid waste management projects, but also play an essential role in the transfer of knowledge, inter-institutional coordination and the incorporation of local needs into technical planning. Thanks to this participatory process, authorities, specialists and civil society can contribute and validate the criteria that will guide the execution of the works.
In Tacna, the international consulting firm MIRS, responsible for the formulation of the technical files, developed the Startup Workshop of the project Improvement and Expansion of the Public Cleaning Service, which has an investment of more than S/ 69 million. This modern project will provide the province with a comprehensive solid waste treatment and recovery plant, designed with criteria of energy efficiency and environmental sustainability, directly benefiting thousands of Tacna families.
For its part, in Coronel Portillo (Ucayali) the Launch Workshop of the project Comprehensive Solid Waste Management, Improvement and Expansion of the Public Cleaning Service was held, which will benefit the districts of Calleria, Yarinacocha, Manantay and Nueva Requena. With an investment that exceeds S/ 54 million, this initiative includes the construction of a sanitary landfill, a recovery plant and a leachate treatment plant, in addition to the acquisition of vehicles, equipment and tools to improve the public cleaning service.
These workshops are fundamental because they allow us to better understand the scope of the projects and ensure that they respond to the real needs of the population. With the support of Minam and international cooperation, we are moving towards more efficient public cleaning systems that are committed to the well-being of our people, highlighted Janet Castagne Vasquez, mayor of Coronel Portillo.
In turn, Carlos Bravo, environmental specialist at UE003: GICA, stressed that these spaces strengthen citizen participation, transparency and technical quality, guaranteeing that each project is executed with a comprehensive vision of sustainability and environmental co-responsibility.
Together, both initiatives, which exceed S/ 120 million in investment, are part of the national strategy led by Minam to modernize public cleaning services, strengthen local capacities, optimize environmental infrastructure and promote the circular economy throughout the country.
