Environment and Pollution

Minam Recognizes Institutions Tender

📄 Tender ID: 531335103 📅 Published: 08 Apr 2026

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The head of the sector, Nelly Paredes, reaffirmed the States commitment to eco-efficiency, the responsible use of resources and public management aligned with the countrys environmental challenges.The Ministry of the Environment (Minam) reaffirmed its leadership in the modernization of the State by recognizing 15 public entities as EcoIP 2025 Model, within the framework of the Eco-Efficient Public Institutions Model initiative, a strategy that promotes the responsible use of resources and the reduction of environmental impact in public management.

During the activity, the Minister of the Environment, Nelly Paredes del Castillo, highlighted that this initiative consolidates a new approach to state management, in which efficiency in the use of water, energy, paper and fuels translates into environmental benefits, economic savings and better services for citizens.

From the Ministry of the Environment we reaffirm our conviction that the transformation of the country begins with the State itself. We must be the first example in the responsible use of water, energy, paper and fuels, as well as in the proper management of waste. Today, 15 institutions are recognized as the EcoIP 2025 Model, after a technical and demanding process that demonstrates that environmental efficiency is also economic efficiency and better service to citizens. Our commitment is to leave installed capacities and a State that acts coherently in the face of Perus environmental challenges and of the world, said Paredes del Castillo.

The EcoIP proposal, promoted by Minam since 2017, has strengthened the capacities of public entities through technical assistance and continuous monitoring, promoting the adoption of concrete eco-efficiency measures and the development of an institutional culture aimed at the efficient use of public resources.

The results show the impact of this policy. Until 2024, more than 829 thousand cubic meters of water, more than 51 million kilowatt hours of electrical energy and more than 1.7 million kilos of paper have been saved, generating savings of more than S/ 18.7 million for the State.

Likewise, since its implementation, the initiative has had the participation of 256 public entities, of which 125 have achieved recognition as models of eco-efficiency, consolidating a policy that strengthens the environmental performance of the State.

In this way, the Ministry of the Environment reaffirms its leading role in environmental matters and marks the route towards a new standard of public management, where sustainability, spending efficiency and environmental responsibility are consolidated as key axes for the countrys development.

Recognition
The head of Minam recognized various public entities and companies--among them the Regional Government of Tacna, the Empresa de Electricidad del Peru S.A., the Empresa de Generacion Electrica del Sur S.A., Servicios Integrados de Limpieza S.A., the Jose Faustino Sanchez Carrion National University, the Ministry of Production and the National Fund for Financing State Business Activity--for their outstanding implementation of eco-efficient practices.

Likewise, the Mivivienda Fund S.A., the Superior Court of Justice of Lima Norte, the Ministry of Defense, the District Municipality of San Borja, the National Maternal Perinatal Institute, the Machupicchu Electrical Generation Company S.A., the Sociedad Electrica del Sur Oeste S.A. were also distinguished. and the Regional Public Electricity Service Company of the North West of Peru S.A.

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531335103
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Publication Date
08 Apr 2026
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Sector
Environment and Pollution
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Notice Type
News
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Location
Peru

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