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The intervention seeks to guarantee better access and movement conditions for students with disabilities nationwide.With the aim that more girls, boys and adolescents with disabilities can study in safe and barrier-free spaces, the Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation will provide technical assistance to the Ministry of Education to improve accessibility conditions in 172 special education locations nationwide.
This intervention will be carried out in coordination with the National Educational Infrastructure Program (Pronied) and will guide conditioning actions in Special Basic Education Centers (CEBE) and Early Intervention Programs (PRITE), where thousands of students require appropriate environments for their learning and development.
The technical assistance of the Housing sector seeks to guarantee that interventions are developed under universal accessibility criteria, eliminating architectural barriers and improving the conditions of entry, movement and use of spaces within educational institutions.
We want our girls, boys and adolescents with disabilities to study in safe and accessible spaces. From the Ministry of Housing we are contributing our technical experience to eliminate barriers in schools and build more inclusive educational environments for all, said the head of the sector, Wilder Sifuentes Quilcate.
For this year, the intervention will reach 172 educational premises in different regions of the country, which have been prioritized by the Education sector because they require urgent improvements to guarantee that students with disabilities can move autonomously and safely within their study centers.
As part of this process, the Ministry of Housing will provide technical training to the Pronied teams, the Local Educational Management Units (UGEL) and the educational institutions involved, in order to strengthen their capacities in the implementation of accessible infrastructure.
Among the planned improvements are the installation of ramps, support railings, adequate signage, adapted toilet services, elevators and accessible furniture, which will allow students to move more easily and carry out their educational activities in dignified and inclusive conditions.
This initiative is part of the work promoted by the General Directorate of Accessibility and Technological Development (DGADT) of the Ministry of Housing, aimed at promoting accessible buildings and public spaces, so that all people, regardless of their conditions, can fully exercise their right to study, move around and participate in society.
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