📋 Tender Overview
With an investment of S/11,400 million, schools are modernized, closing gaps on the coast, mountains and jungle45 Bicentenario Schools are already in operation, 73 Pronied schools, 35 run by ANIN and 4 PMESUT works
In three years, the Ministry of Education (Minedu) has completed 157 educational infrastructure works and rehabilitated dozens of school premises throughout the country, driven by a historic investment of S/11.4 billion. This effort, which promotes decentralization and educational equity, lays the foundations to continue expanding a modern infrastructure that reaches all regions of Peru.
This public investment has made it possible to bring modern, safe and well-equipped schools to communities on the coast, mountains and jungle, many of which waited for years for decent conditions to teach and learn.
The new infrastructure ranges from schools in the Amazon and the rural mountains to institutes and universities in strategic areas, which have modern designs and safe environments, large patios and equipped classrooms. Some schools, which are not just iron and cement, but spaces that transform lives and futures, include workshops with cutting-edge technology to technically train students and facilitate their job placement or entrepreneurship.
With this amount, which has also allowed the rehabilitation and improvement of school premises, the Minedu, through 4 executing units, has completed 73 schools in Ancash, Cajamarca, Ica, Junin, La Libertad, Lambayeque, Lima, Moquegua, Piura, Puno, San Martin and Tacna, which benefit more than 33,000 students with an investment of more than S/1,331.7 million from the National Infrastructure Program Educational (Pronied).
Through the Bicentenario Schools Special Public Investment Project, 45 innovative schools were delivered in a record time of 8 to 12 months, with an investment of S/3.3 billion that allows more than 67,000 students from Callao, Junin, Lima and Ucayali to be served.
The Program for the Improvement of the Quality and Relevance of Higher University and Technological Education Services at the National Level (PMESUT), which executes higher education projects, added 4 works (universities and institutes) in Lima, Cajamarca, Piura and San Martin, incorporated as part of the national educational infrastructure.
For its part, the National Infrastructure Authority (ANIN) completed 35 schools in Piura, Ancash, Cajamarca, La Libertad, Lima and Huancavelica, with an investment of more than S/2,253 million that has provided 17,740 students with modern and spacious schools.
Impact throughout the country
Thanks to the sustained execution of Minedu, the regions of Peru are already feeling the results of this effort. On the coast, 39 educational infrastructure works are already a reality in Piura, benefiting 16,201 people with an investment of S/1,189.7 million; In Lima and Callao, 59 projects were completed that serve 79,896 students and total S/3,201 million; in La Libertad, 5 schools welcome 1,582 students with an investment of S/153.5 million; in Lambayeque, 7 schools for 1,724 beneficiaries and S/5.3 million, and in Ica, a school improves the conditions of 147 students with S/13.2 million of investment.
In the mountains, Ancash stands out with 27 schools that benefit 10,648 students and mobilize S/959.5 million; Junin, with 4 schools that benefit 4,625 people and total S/425.5 million; Puno, with 2 schools for 2909 beneficiaries and S/176.6 million; Cajamarca, with 6 educational infrastructure projects for 4,276 students and S/416.6 million; Huancavelica, with a school for 415 students and S/36.1 million, and Tacna, with a school for 293 students and S/107.4 million. In Moquegua, the Government delivered 2 schools that benefit 1,121 people with an investment of S/141.6 million that strengthens education in the south of the country.
In the jungle, the change is visible in San Martin with 2 educational infrastructure works for 2,152 students and S/61.8 million, and in Ucayali, with a school that improves the education of 1,163 students with S/104.7 million. The first Bicentennial School of the Amazon is already operating in Aguaytia, Ucayali.
With this solid foundation, Minedu will continue to expand and modernize educational infrastructure, prioritizing regions with the greatest gaps and consolidating quality education for all.
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